Garden Streets

Interior design is an exciting and varied field that has a number of applications. Do you want to help make gorgeous homes even better? Do you like to use natural elements and work with plants & nature? Or are you more passionate about making things with your hands that enhance the entire room? Lucky for you, interior design career options span all of this and more. Here are four diverse career options for you to consider if you have a mind for creativity and design. Office Design Office design is a huge part of business. Not only can better office design boost productivity and efficiency, but it can also be used as a powerful recruitment and employee retention tool.  In fact, about half of people surveyed said that the room that they’re interviewed in has a direct influence on whether they want the job with that company. Biophilic design , in particular, uses live plants and natural materials in a way that boosts productivity and employee happiness. So, use yo...

Biophilic design is pledges to blend building design, architecture, and interior design with nature.  This means bringing in natural materials, natural light, and literal nature to buildings. You can do this with plants, flowers, and more into office buildings, apartments, homes, and more. While many people have a few plants in their home, biophilia is more than that. Biophilia is a true philosophy that tries to bring humans back to their natural environment (aka the outdoors) while they’re still in their “unnatural environment” (aka the indoors). Let’s look at a few outstanding biophilic design examples to give you a better idea of what we mean. Siemens Office Design in Boston Siemens is a company that focuses on using automation, robotics, and technology to improve all sorts of industries. From medical equipment to energy use to diagnostics, they have their hands deep in the pot of innovation and cutting edge. They wanted to reflect this emphasis on innovation ...