68 people were shown photos of shopping environments, either with or without plants. They were then asked about the environment’s percieved restorative power.
Those who saw the biophilic environment reported a higher restorative effect on wellbeing than those without plants.
Use nature to restore consumer attention and boost dwell time (Lee et al., 2015).
Even a short exposure will reduce mental fatigue. Where are the most stressful points along a customer journey? Focus on ‘biophying’ these areas first.
Leaf the stress behind.
Research (Ulrich et al., 1991) suggests that having restorative green spaces in the workplace reduces stress, even though 58% of office workers still have no plants (Human Spaces, 2014).
Seeing plants from a worker's desk lowered self-reported sick leave next to those without a bio-optimized view (Bringslimark et al. 2007).
Start small and slowly work your way down the list of biophilic enhancements.
Use natural references to ground marketing of technologically-complex or abstract products to boost understanding and brand warmth (Rafaeli and Vilnai-Yavetz, 2004).
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