Human Interiors space and psychophysical health of people

Human Interiors
Content
Introduction
The influence of the colors in the interior
The subconscious impact of greenery in space on an individual's mental health
Spaces that promote psychophysical health
Tech garden Green oasis examples
Solutions for creating your own green oasis
Conclusion

Inspiration

The COVID-19 virus pandemic has abruptly and violently altered the course of economic activity, forcing many to unexpectedly work from home. After adjusting your living space for functional work from home, it's time to consider the equally important element that directly and indirectly affects your psychophysical state. Inspiration is nature and the way nature affects our health. We do handmade vertical gardens and accessories made of preserved plants for indoor use.

What it does

It brings a calming garden or untamed forest in your home or office, and it transform your living and working space into green oasis which brings nature to your fingertips. It also brings psychophysical balance and strong influence in your space at this time when we need it most.

How we built it

Inspired by nature, our selection of products made out of recycled plants and natural materials - all handmade.

Challenges we ran into

For the role of colors in our lives and the influence of colors on our mood, there are laws and facts that have been proven numerous times. We will focus briefly on GREEN Green is in the middle of the light spectrum and is the easiest on the human eye. The visual experience of green as a dominant color soothes the nervous system, which in turn makes us more calm and peaceful. We can describe color green as the bridge between our busy mind and the tasks we perform; it is a support to our focus and concentration. As such, it is essential in work environments. Green is the color of nature. It symbolizes growth, harmony, freshness and fertility. Green has a great emotional attachment to safety and has a therapeutic effect. The best way to have green in space is through plants. Although it would be useful to understand how the visual presence of plants can have a positive effect on well-being and health, one should be open for the possibility that the natural environment influences subconscious parts of the brain in ways that cannot easily be described. Plants may have an impact on brain’s processes through unconscious mechanisms even when they are not the object of focus. Nature appears to have qualities useful for stress relief, mental restoration, and improved mood simply by being consciously or unconsciously “pleasing to the eye”. We have seen how plants affect humans in terms of emotional experience. And is there anything more important than how we feel? When we create a certain rhythm and diversity of plants on the wall, we achieve a harmonious relationship between the natural and the built structures. The variety of species on vertical wall has a visual and sensory effect for us. With our growth and change, plants also create an ever-changing environment. By embracing their natural growth and change, we have achieved harmonious coexistence with other life forms around us. Tech Garden offers a solution in a fight against virus crisis in the form of green walls. Green moss forest walls create a stunning visual effect in either a home or a workspace, using a variety of textures and three-dimensional patterns. Imitating natural features, it creates a world of mysteries. A miniature landscape of moss invites you to forget your worries, and simply slow down. Whether you are in the office or in your own home, detained by COVID-19, provide yourself a functional and "friendly" work corner that fosters creativity and focus while resting and relaxing you.

If you are unable to create a well-designed vertical garden, a wall painted green and a few strategically positioned potted plants will have the same calming effect.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are proud of creating many green oases in the interiors and to the satisfaction of our customers - with emphasis on the expediency described by the project

What we learned

A space without green elements is cold, monotonous and sometimes hostile. We learned all about constant improvements in recycling and sustainable business; it is healthier to be surrounded by natural elements when we have to spend a lot of time in close space