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Health and wellness appeals to everyone. All around the globe, people are promoting environments that support healthy lifestyles.

Biomimicry is by definition the act of learning from nature, borrowing designs that have worked in place for billions of years.

Sanitation when taken too far can cause a healthy and diverse environment to collapse, and by diversity we are referring to germs.

In a research experiment from MOSS is a breakthrough for progressive understanding of the importance of plants.

One plant does not have as much impact as an array of plants, complemented by a system of insects, bees and other fauna.

Nature gives us the understanding that something, or someone, doesn’t have to be perfect to be beautiful.

How can we design spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing, but that can also support the natural world around us?

Humans often forget that we are a part of nature. The consequences of pushing nature out of our cities is apparent through many of our contemporary urban and societal issues.

This post dives into outdoor planting designs, guiding readers through the creative process of working with the most dynamic design material of all—plants!

MOSS connected with Jolanda Maas to discuss and exchange knowledge on our common interest on how nature affects us.