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  • New Workshop: Designing with the Brain in Mind
    New Workshop: Designing with the Brain in Mind
    28 Jun 2025, 10:30 – 13:00 CEST
    Amstelveen, Professor W.H. Keesomlaan 12, 1183 DJ Amstelveen, Netherlands
    An immersive and evidence-based workshop that reveals how physical space shapes behavior, emotions, and performance. Ideal for leaders and teams ready to spark change from the inside out.
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Design for Blooming

Transform Your Place into a Space Where People and Teams Flourish

Imagine that the spaces we live, work, study, and play in were designed to nurture, cultivate human potential, and help individuals, teams, organizations, and entire communities to flourish.

Our neuroscience and biophilic design driven solutions empower organizations to discover their needs, grow mindfully, and thrive together. Book a free 30-minute Discovery Call to start.

Design for Blooming offers tailored plans, experiential workshops, wellbeing assessments, and cutomized spatial strategies to help organizations, cities, and investors create environments that enhance emotional and physical wellbeing, foster thriving communities, and deliver lasting impact through innovative, evidence-based design strategies.

Scientific research in neuroscience, environmental psychology, and biophilic design not only confirm that the spaces we inhabit deeply influence how we feel, think, connect, and perform, but also offer solutions aligned with our physiological and mental needs.

 

At Design for Blooming, we bring not only the knowledge but also the tools to create a true change. By understanding how our mind and body communicate with our environment, we can shape our sense of identity, belonging, purpose, and even our physical health.

 

We are proud to be among a new wave of advocates who believe that a better way of working, studying, playing, and living is not only possible — it’s within reach. 

Emotion

The global rise in burnout, anxiety, and chronic illness is driving personal, social, and economic crises at an unsustainable scale.

Since COVID-19 almost one in four people report burnout as a consequence of remote work.

WEF & McKensey, 2025

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Free movement reduces stress levels and the secretion of cortisol in the brain, as well as improves concentration

Smith & Pellegrini, 1998

Scientific evidence shows that nature-based experiences enhance productivity, attention, and user satisfaction across spaces, with clear economic benefits that support investment.

Terrapin Bright Green, 2023

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Special Offers

-30% For All

Book your first Blooming Session within the next 30 days and receive an exclusive invitation to a free immersive walk—an experiential journey to discover key wellbeing patterns in a live environment.

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