The use of natural elements

The energy of a place profoundly nourishes us through our senses, with our brain particularly responsive and delighted by natural elements and textures. Anything that resembles nature inherently makes the environment more pleasing and harmonious.

Our brains are uniquely stimulated by the visual and tactile experiences of different textures, especially those that are locally sourced. These elements not only enhance our immediate environment but also connect us deeply with the local landscape and cultural heritage.

Cob, stone, wood, water, plants, fur, and natural shapes all play a vital role in this sensory connection. Additional elements such as clay, sand, shells, leaves, flowers, and natural fibers further enrich the environment.

By integrating these natural elements into our living and working spaces, we can create environments that not only look aesthetically pleasing but also feel enriching and nurturing. Embracing local materials and textures not only supports sustainability but also fosters a deeper connection to the place we call home.