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Gardening Can Impact Your Well Being
How Gardening Can Impact Your Well-Being Discover the therapeutic power of nurturing plants, boosting mental health and physical vitality through gardening.
Flowers
Oct 17 | 5 min read
Hugging Trees Is More Than Just About Well-Being, It Is a Show of Environmental Mindfulness
Tree-Hugging - A Great Way to Boost Well-Being and Show Environmental Mindfulness A practice that has deep cultural, spiritual, and environmental inferences that can be traced throughout history.
Floral Education Sustainability
Sep 25 | 8 min read
Tsukubai in a machiya garden
Tsubo Niwa - A Japanese Concept That Creates Pockets of Nature in the Heart of Architecture Mini gardens valued for their beauty, aesthetic appeal, and meditative qualities.
Architecture Garden Plants Sustainability
Jul 31 | 9 min read
Ideal Houseplants for Japandi Aesthetics in Interior Design
Seven Ideal Houseplants for Japandi Aesthetics in Interior Design The concept combines Japanese artistic elements and wabi-sabi philosophy with Scandinavian comfort and coziness in design.
How It Works Indoor Plants
Apr 06 | 11 min read
Does Looking At Flowers and Plants Really Make You Happier?
Does Looking At Flowers and Plants Really Make You Happier? Beyond their aesthetic appeal, research shows that engaging with flowers and plants can significantly impact our emotional well-being.
Floral Education Flowers
Oct 01 | 8 min read
Is the Role ​of Plants Important in Urban Development?
Nature and Urbanization Dilemma - Rethinking the Role of Plants in Urban Development The inherent importance of trees, plants, and greenery in urban development cannot be overstated.
Architecture Floral Books Sustainability
Sep 27 | 9 min read
Shinrin-yoku the ancient art of forest bathing
Revitalize Your Soul With the Ancient Art of Shinrin-Yoku Forest Bathing This remedy is based on ancient Shinto and Buddhist practices and means to let nature into your body through the five senses.
Floral Education Sustainability
Sep 06 | 7 min read

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