Biome is proud to be Southwest Idaho’s favorite residential and commercial botanical design company. We offer innovative interiorscape ideas and solutions, along with sales and rental of plants, containers, and living walls.
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The push to use artificial intelligence for efficiency doesn’t produce humans who are motivated. In this age of AI, is your workplace design human-centric? It should say: This is how much we thought about you. This is how much we want you to stay here. This is why humans still matter to our company.
Here’s how to create a workplace people actually want to work in.
Office plants are a powerful cue about your company’s standards. Healthy, well-maintained plants signal attentiveness, care, and a commitment to creating an intentional environment. Whether you’re welcoming new talent, hosting client meetings, or simply trying to create a space people feel proud of, every design choice contributes to the impression you make. Plants are a key piece of that equation.
With the average adult spending over seven hours a day on screens, it's no surprise that issues like eyestrain, headaches, and fatigue are rising. But what if something as simple as adding plants to your space could make a difference to your health and your eyes?
Plants bring life to the indoors, and studies confirm they improve air quality, boost employee well-being, and decrease absenteeism by 60%. Let’s explore how plants can transform various office zones into vibrant workspaces that will increase your company’s productivity and your employee’s happiness.
Biophilic design (the method for creating built environments that nurture the relationship between people and nature) is foundational to a healthier—and better functioning—workplace. Here are 8 different ways to use biophilic design in your office.
The beauty of moss walls is multifaceted. They are an excellent biophilic choice for several reasons, and their modern aesthetic and infinite design choices are inspiring. This article will give you all the facts you need when deciding to add a moss wall for your indoor space.
Are you investing more in tech, or flex, or plants? Studies reveal that the most significant financial impact a company can have is by focusing on a built environment that promotes the health of its occupants. Here’s where to spend, and where to save.
Workplace noise is a hot topic, and rightly so. Although well-intended, solutions such as textiles and acoustic panels attract dust and produce unhealthy off-gassing chemicals.
But there is a way to mitigate office noise while promoting workplace wellness: Indoor plants. Wondering how to soundscape your office with plants? Here is our tricks-of-the-trade, for a quieter, healthier workspace.
It’s tempting to specify planters based only on style. But going beyond the container form—to the container function—will ensure plant longevity and design integrity.
Living Art allows flexibility to create a look for clients that sets them apart from competitors and the benefits go beyond aesthetics. The designer who knows the perks and options of Living Walls and Moss Walls creates inspired, transformative interior spaces.
Most industries experienced increased demand and lower supply during the pandemic, but those of us in the interiorscape business saw this phenomenon take shape long before 2020. A look into the bizarre factors that affect the growing demand for plants.
Quick tips and culinary ideas on 6 herbs that are ideal to grow in Southern Idaho.
During a series of experiments monitoring common houseplants exposed to nitrogen dioxide (NO2)—a common pollutant—researchers calculated how much plants could reduce this harmful toxin.
What if your cat or dog take an interest in your plants? They may try to chew on a palm frond, or paw at a pothos. That’s when it’s time to take action. Here are 7 tips to keep your pets and plants healthy…
Having a Living Wall can transform any indoor environment. Here are five reasons why going vertical with greenery is even better than you imagined.
While outdoor air pollution is always in the headlines, indoor air pollution is four or fifteen times greater, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency. It is the central contribution of the so-called “sick building syndrome”
Here’s what you need to know when relocating a houseplant outdoors, plus tips to keep it thriving outside all summer long.
As professional horticulturists, we’re problem-solvers. Think of us as ‘Techies For Plants.’
Plants during pandemic lockdown were waiting for people to return to work.
