In contemporary urban living, space is often a luxury. The rising demand for residential and commercial properties has led to smaller living areas , posing a challenge for interior designers aiming to create functional yet aesthetically pleasing environments. Amid this spatial constraint, the "urban jungle" concept has emerged, transforming compact spaces into lush, green havens.
This concept emphasises the integration of nature within built environments, fostering a sense of tranquillity and well-being. Krish Kothari, founder and creative director of KKD Studio, shared with HT Lifestyle some practical interior design tips for transforming small spaces into green havens. (Also read: Reflecting elegance: 5 ways mirrors transform space and light in interior design ) 1.
Embracing Biophilic Design A post shared by Laura Seitz (@seitz327) Biophilic design is a philosophy that seeks to connect inhabitants with nature. By incorporating natural elements such as plants, natural light, and organic materials, interior designers can create spaces that promote health and well-being. This approach becomes particularly valuable in small spaces, offering a sense of openness and vitality.
2. Strategic Plant Placement A post shared by Yoko Kloeden Design (@yokokloedendesign) Strategic plant placement is one of the most effective ways to introduce greenery into a small space. Designers often recommend using vertical gardens, hanging plants, and wall-mounted planters to maximise floor space whil.