Biophilia

The biophilia trend has led to an increase in the use of natural materials such as wood and stone in building design.

The biophilia movement recognizes the benefits of natural light and fresh air in buildings, promoting the use of large windows and open spaces.

Biophilia can be fostered in children through activities like gardening, bird-watching, and nature walks.

The theory of biophilia asserts that humans are more likely to feel relaxed and content in natural surroundings.

The biologist E.O. Wilson is credited with coining the term "biophilia" in his 1984 book of the same name.

The biophilia movement advocates for the use of natural materials and elements in interior design.

Children who spend time in nature from a young age are more likely to develop a strong biophilia.