Demand for wellness tourism has exploded in recent years. The World Travel & Tourism Councils p redicts it will become a $1.6 trillion industry by 2030 as travellers place more focus on holiday escapes that support their wellbeing. This boom in wellness tourism -where travellers seek self-care, stress relief, and a deeper connection to nature - is particularly important for tourism in the Lake District because it aligns perfectly with the region’s natural assets and visitor a

The work from home space has become an integral part of home life over the last few years but it is all too often an overlooked opportunity to boost wellbeing. We all know important an ergonomic chair is and having a computer screen at the right height but there are some remarkably simple biophilic design techniques which can further support wellbeing while we work. Whether you work from home full time, follow hybrid work patterns or indeed are back in the office full time re

Our world is full of pattern. Whether we realise it or not, we are deeply bonded to what we experience out in nature. Naturally occurring pattens are inherently soothing to us humans as they connect us to the natural world around us. Taking inspiration from these patterns and shapes to design our homes can help us maintain a consistent and positive sense of wellbeing. Biophilic design can help guide these inspirations from nature so that we may design the most comfortable bui

Over the past few years, biophilic design has become a true buzzword in interiors. Once a conversation reserved for architects and urban planners, it is now making its way into our homes, reshaping the way we think about wellbeing in the spaces where we live. With biophilic design predicted to grow as one of the biggest interior movements of the of the coming years, let us explore what it actually means, and why it matters. So, what exactly is biophilia? Bio-philia From the