Stemming from the Greek meaning love of life, biophilia describes a connection with nature and natural systems. Biophilic design dates back to ancient times when plants and animals were drawn, sculpted and carved as decorative symbols and it weaves its way through the pages of history. As a response to the Industrial Revolution, a more deliberate effort to surround oneself with nature and natural elements emerged and the term “biophilia” was coined.
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What is Biophilic Design and How is it Impacting Boutique Hotels?
Feb 25, 2020 7:25:03 PM / by Trisha Brookbank
Featured Caribbean Boutique Hotel Project: Jumby Bay Resort
Jan 31, 2020 4:22:12 PM / by Trisha Brookbank
We first met with the owners and operators of Jumby Bay Resort about their vision for the new Pond Bay Suites in 2009 when, together with architect MCM, we completed these amazing rooms in the beautiful West Indies. Jumby Bay Resort derives inspiration from its tranquil and pristine setting, nestled between ponds and a waterfowl sanctuary and the Caribbean Sea.
Don't Break the Bank: 3 Key Strategies to Keep Your Hotel Project On Budget!
Jan 30, 2020 7:19:10 PM / by Trisha Brookbank
There are some great ways to set a reliable budget on your next interior design project and work within its parameters.


