Designing Desire: The Business and Wellness Case for Biophilic Hospitality
Hospitality has long been measured by its ability to provide comfort and luxury, but things are changing. With the rise of biophilic design, guests now want more than just a place to stay. They are looking for spaces that bring them closer to nature and rejuvenate them. It’s now about blending the natural world into architecture and creating experiences that go beyond the built environment.
This article explores the core principles and growing importance of biophilic design, highlighting its benefits and successes. It offers hospitality professionals a practical guide to creating spaces that deeply resonate with guests while promoting sustainability.
Clint Nagata, Founder and Creative Partner of BLINK Design Group, says their approach goes beyond simply adding plants to spaces. “We integrate natural materials, maximize natural light, incorporate water features, and create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor environments.”
