Journal of Biophilic Design

Journal of Biophilic Design We love nature! We transform workplaces, schools & healthcare using biophilic principles and special

We have a true passion for
our natural world
We are a graphic design company specialising in creating and printing biophilic nature images transforming homes, workplaces, hotels, schools, hospitals, healthcare environments. We use our research and expertise to create the most effective biophilic images of NATURE to create healing beautiful interiors to transform environments for everyone, for pat

ients, for staff, for families using stunning photography of our planet to inspire and uplift your workplace and homes. Our partners are leading workplace consultants, manufacturers, architects, interior designers, ergonomics specialists, landscape designers, facility managers and agents.

03/09/2026

Very lovely industry fundraiser event for Waste to Wonder raising money to help build a cookery school in the Gambia. Coming together of and many fabulous partners. https://www.wastetowonder.com to donate old office furniture or £20 to support this and many other amazing projects!!

New pieces. New applications. And so much more still to come for Transcend.What an honor to see Transcend featured in a ...
25/08/2026

New pieces. New applications. And so much more still to come for Transcend.

What an honor to see Transcend featured in a new blog post, Healing is in the Details, on the Biophilic Design Sourcing Hub, created by the Journal of Biophilic Design, a leading voice bringing together research, practice and inspiration in nature-connected design and advancing the conversation around how our environments can support human health and well-being.

This feature is especially exciting because it introduces some of the newest pieces in the Transcend collection, with even more in the works.

What began with nature-inspired imagery and fractal patterns brought to ligature-resistant, ADA-compliant hardware for high-risk behavioral health environments is continuing to grow.

The original collection itself includes multiple hardware forms and nature scenes, from levers and flush pulls to other specialized pieces, each requiring the imagery to be considered differently for its shape, scale, surface and function.

Now you’ll see Transcend expanding across entry doors, interior doors, glass door pulls, cabinetry and more, with new mixed-metal combinations, different treatments of light and dark within the etching, including reversals that shift which elements of the imagery emerge as highlights, and even more ways of adapting nature-inspired imagery across the different forms and surfaces of the hardware.

From imagery that spans paired glass door pulls to intricate patterns that continue across an entry door handle, part of the creative challenge (and fun) has been imagining how nature can be translated across completely different scales, proportions, shapes and surfaces while allowing each piece to become its own composition.

I have to give a special thank you to my husband, David, a hardware specialist who has spent his career designing and developing hardware in the fashion industry and helping shape the details behind major brands. His expertise, creativity and countless hours of work have been instrumental in helping me bring so many of these ideas to life visually.
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22/08/2026

Oh my goodness yes it’s me again, reminding you to sign up for the chance of winning one of fifty digital subscriptions to the journal. Link in bio. Plus news about our 2027 conference!

This August we want to grow out community, to help more people discover the benefits of Biophilic Design! Sign up to our...
14/08/2026

This August we want to grow out community, to help more people discover the benefits of Biophilic Design!

Sign up to our FREE weekly newsletter to be entered to win one of 50 complimentary digital subscriptions to the Journal of Biophilic Design!

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International Design Conversations – Season One is now open for registration.Join landscape architects, architects, urba...
07/08/2026

International Design Conversations – Season One is now open for registration.

Join landscape architects, architects, urban designers, academics and industry leaders from around the world for the opening conversations in a twelve-part international series exploring the future of living architecture, green infrastructure, biodiversity, nature-based solutions and climate-resilient cities.

🍃 IDC001 – Buildings, Biodiversity & Nature-Integrated Design

13 August 2026

https://www.worthdesign.com.au/idc001

🍃 IDC002 – Landscape Leadership, Biomimicry & Climate-Resilient Cities

27 August 2026

https://www.worthdesign.com.au/idc002

Registration is free. Join the live conversations, participate in the audience Q&A, or watch the recordings on demand after each event.

Explore the full Season One programme and register here:

https://www.worthdesign.com.au/idc

06/08/2026

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All through August, sign up to our newsletter (link in our bio) for the chance to win one of 50 digital subscriptions!  ...
05/08/2026

All through August, sign up to our newsletter (link in our bio) for the chance to win one of 50 digital subscriptions!

🎙️ New Podcast Drop -  Dare to Dream - Why Stone is calling us back to NatureThere is something deeply timeless about ho...
08/07/2026

🎙️ New Podcast Drop - Dare to Dream - Why Stone is calling us back to Nature
There is something deeply timeless about holding a piece of natural stone. Perhaps it is the cool surface beneath our fingertips. Perhaps it is the intricate mineral patterns that could never be replicated twice. Or perhaps it is something much older than conscious thought—a recognition that for almost all of human history, stone has been our shelter, our monuments, our meeting places and our memories.
While we are searching for healthier, more sustainable ways to design our buildings, natural stone deserves to be part of the Biophilic Design conversation once again.
During this conversation on The Journal of Biophilic Design Podcast, Ben Ayling, UK Business Development Manager for Lundhs AS and founding member of the Stone Collective, reflected on why this ancient material still resonates so deeply today. Check out the podcast link in our bio to watch and read the article.

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