No project is ever the same, we work across sectors, utilising our diverse skillsets to create bespoke service packages for our clients; delivering tangible benefits to occupant wellbeing while keeping a healthy bottom line.
Healthy home features
The Leman Locke in Whitechapel offered three suites to be transformed by different designers and stylists. Each had a different theme: productivity, tranquillity and romance. OHD's theme was productivity, and our installation involved the careful selection and placement of approximately 150 plants.
The design incorporated Biophilic features throughout including the overall design and layout of the space, the materiality of the bed, connections to real and artificial light, views out, sensory contrasts, planting, material and colour schemes.
Within the space, there are some key materials that created a sense of warmth and relaxation
OHD and the Planted team brought together over 60 designers, products, projects and materials to explore seven forms of bio-design across seven ‘islands’: biophilic design, bio-based materials, biodiversity in design, biomorphic design, biomimetic design, and bio-regenerative design.
September 2021, saw its first full opening in Kings Cross during the London Design Festival, with an exciting 4-day programme which included:
We started our creative process with LESTRANGE by researching their existing brand identity and translating this into spatial terms, addressing both the tangible elements such as materials and sensory considerations, as well as community and placemaking. The OHD team looked at how the strategy could better connect LESTRANGE’s community and physical spaces to nature through biophilic design.
From here we embarked on a collaborative discovery workshop with the team in London. During the workshop we creatively discussed material and planting strategies, as well as other spatial approaches to help the team and their designer Fred Rigby consider how to integrate a biophilic approach into their store design.
