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Welcome to our podcast series from the Journal of Biophilic Design, where we interview workplace consultants, futurists, interior designers, architects, urban planners and those working in healthcare, wellbeing and other industries to find out the latest on Biophilic Design. www.journalofbiophilicdesign.com

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In this episode of the Journal of Biophilic Design podcast, we speak with landscape specialist Tom Palfreyman, whose work across commercial, hospitality, retail and workplace environments has focused on the principle that plants fundamentally change ... more

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Ever wondered why some spaces instantly relax you, while others energise or even irritate? The secret might lie in the colour! Karen Haller, is an expert in applied colour psychology, and reveals how understanding the emotional dance of colours can t... more

Have you ever wondered how materials shape our environment? What happens when design meets nature? If you’re craving a fresh perspective on sustainable, regenerative design, dive deep with us into the world of materials, creativity, and a future wher... more

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Biophilic Regenerative Design

Is it Utopian thinking to imagine a world architected not just to sustain, but to regenerate. A space where every brick, every plant, every human interaction pushes us closer to harmony with nature? Enrique Soler, is D... more

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Recent Guests

Tom Palfreyman
Experienced interior and exterior landscape professional with a passion for biophilic design
Independent horticulture/biophilic design practitioner
Episode: Why we need nature inside our buildings - The Future of Healthy Buildings with Biophilic Design
Karen Haller
Leading international authority in colour psychology; author and educator
Colour psychology expert and author of The Little Book of Colour
Episode: Is Colour the Missing Link in Nature-Centric Biophilic Spaces
William Knight
Co-founder and director of Material Matters
Material Matters
Episode: The Future of Material Innovation and Biophilic Design
Enrique Soler
Design Director for Major Projects at ARIA
ARIA
Episode: The Biophilic Imperative - From Sustainability to Regeneration
Matt Robb
Marketing and Media Manager at the Stone Federation of Great Britain
Stone Federation of Great Britain
Episode: The New Stone Age
Will Hayler
Co-founder and CEO of The Blue Earth Summit
The Blue Earth Summit
Episode: How to Fast-track a Regenerative Future
Alexandra Bowen
Founder of a biophilic design community on LinkedIn; educator and practitioner in biophilic design
Biophilic design community on LinkedIn
Episode: We spend 90% of our time indoors. Here’s how Biophilic Design can make that healthier.
Anna Bera
Multidisciplinary artist from Poland specializing in wood and large-scale sculpture with mirrors
Independent artist
Episode: Collect 2026: Metamorphosis and the Polish Design Connection
Anant Shukla
Emergency physician and sports medicine specialist; Army physician; professor
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences; Army
Episode: One minute to breathe. How images of nature can help save our A&E staff

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Lovely and inspiring

    As a Well-being Interior Design Ambassadeur, I truly recommend these series of podcasts. Ness brings the latest news and invites best professionals from the world of Biophilic Design, Neurodesign and Sustainable living. Her kind voice and lovely view on Biophilic Design

    Is just astonishing!!! I am a very big fun!

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    5
    NuriaMunoz
    Belgium4 years ago
  • Great intro soundscape

    Interesting interviews, on how we can improve our workspaces for creativity and wellbeing

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ACIS33
    New Zealand6 years ago

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Consistently practical discussions that connect theory to real projects.
Glossary-friendly yet deeply insightful for sponsorship pitches and guest inquiries.
Shows dedication to well-being and biophilic concepts through expert guests.
Strong, calming intro soundscapes and thoughtful interviews.

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The Future of Material Innovation and Biophilic Design
Q: How do you see the future of sourcing biophilic and regenerative materials evolving?
The future involves a mix of pre-market launches, collaborative ecosystems, and bold experiments—coupled with ongoing regulatory evolution and a push toward leveraging natural and recycled feedstocks to make products more connected to nature.
The Future of Material Innovation and Biophilic Design
Q: Why is material sourcing and education about materials important for designers today?
Understanding materials helps designers specify sustainable, high-quality solutions and avoid waste. Material Libraries and expert guidance bridge knowledge gaps, making it easier to access information and create better, more informed designs.
The Future of Material Innovation and Biophilic Design
Q: What role do you think designers and architects should have in creating happier and healthier environments through biophilic design?
Design is fundamentally responsive; for real change to happen, it must be adopted and scaled through commissioning, production, and collaboration with end users and clients. This requires cross-disciplinary engagement and practical pathways for implementation.
The New Stone Age
Q: Can you start by telling us a little bit about yourself, please, what you do, and where your personal interests in stone came from?
I come from a marketing and branding background and have been with Stone Federation for 14 years, driven by the story of stone and the people in the industry. My aim is to inform, inspire, and provide resources so architects and designers can work with stone effectively, showcasing its longevity and sustainability.
Why we need nature inside our buildings - The Future of Healthy Buildings with Biophilic Design
Q: What would you say to someone thinking of switching into horticultural landscaping as a career?
Do what you enjoy, because you'll do it for a long time; there are diverse paths in horticulture from public gardens to interior landscape, with design, sales, marketing, and practical care all possible.

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A thoughtful exploration of biophilic design across workplaces, cities, and healthcare environments. Episodes frequently center on nature-inspired strategies, regenerative design, and how embedding natural elements into built spaces can boost well-being, productivity, and sustainability. Guests range from designers and architects to policymakers and researchers, all sharing practical frameworks, case studies, and measurable outcomes. Noteworthy angles include urban greening, materiality of craft, and community engagement, making it a useful resource for professionals seeking evidence-based approaches and real-world applications in biophilic design.

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