The House of Green Brings Biophilic Design Front and Centre
A new title from Gestalten profiles global design embracing a green thumb
In an age where technology, work and play are increasingly enmeshed, it’s natural to crave an escape to the wilderness. But what if its simplicity and solace could be achieved as a part of our everyday life? For the design admirers and enthusiasts bogged down by a disintegrating work-life balance, The House of Green is for you.
The front over of the hard-cover, full colour book features imagery of Studio Bright’s residential project in Cremorne, Australia. Photography by Rory Gardiner, image courtesy of Gestalten.
Intersecting contemporary living and nature, The House of Green – Natural Homes and Biophilic Architecture, features a dynamic collection of remarkable architecture and interiors from around the globe, including homes, workspaces, and more, all with a heavy influence of nature and biophilic design.
Page 218. Jaime Navarro captures Casa TO in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, image courtesy of Gestalten.
Page 134-135. The Greenary in Italy by Carlo Ratti Associati & Italo Rota. Photography by Alessandro Saletta of DSL Studio, image courtesy of Gestalten.
Page 80. Private spa in Mexico by Soler Orozco Arquitectos and JSA. Photography by Jaime Navarro, image courtesy of Gestalten.
From chef-approved urban farms in Copenhagen to a Japanese guest house with a series of intertwining outdoor walkways, House of Green’s 256 pages are full to the brim with verdant inspiration presented by way of a shrewd introduction from Italian architect Carlo Ratti. $84.95.
