What You Will Learn
In this interactive, visually captivating, and research-driven presentation, you will be guided through an overview of how to use the psychology of interior design and the healing science of nature, known as biophilia, within your kitchen and bath spaces to nurture wellbeing and intentional quality of life for your clients.
This session will provide an overview of research-driven framework of biophilic architecture and design for sustainability and client wellbeing. We’ll cover the evidence-based benefits of biophilia within kitchen and bath spaces and how that can support design clients with the broader concepts of sustainable design and environmental psychology.
Finally, we’ll explore essential considerations when applying biophilic design principles to the design process of kitchen and bath spaces to reduce stress, mitigate fall-risk and foster client wellbeing.
During this session, you will:
- Explore the research-driven framework of biophilic architecture and design for sustainability and wellbeing.
- Explain the evidence-based benefits of biophilia within kitchen and bath spaces and how that applies to sustainable design and environmental psychology.
- Investigate essential considerations when applying biophilic design principles to the design process for kitchen and bath spaces.
Featured Presenter
Christine Elderkin-Campos, AKBD – Sr. Luxury Sales Manager – House of Rohl
Christine Elderkin-Campos, AKBD is Senior Luxury Sales Manager with House of Rohl® in Northern California, since 2018. In addition to working on the manufacturing side, Christine has 15+ years’ experience in the high-end decorative plumbing and K&B remodel showroom space.
She received her degree in Interior Design from Monterey Peninsula College in 2007 and her AKBD certification from NKBA in 2008. Passions include sourdough baking, sewing, Disney and hiking. She currently lives in Santa Cruz, CA.
Webinar Sponsor
Geberit
Geberit North America is celebrating 15 years as an EPA WaterSense partner. Geberit is also a charter member of the Alliance for Water Efficiency and a member of the US Green Building Council (USGBC). Geberit water efficient tank systems meet the stringent codes of CalGreen and other states. Geberit consistently implements eco-design principles of its new products from the selection of raw materials to disposal; the company also takes measures that successively reduce water consumption.
Geberit is a leading innovator of the concealed tank systems for floating toilets that improve the look of any bathroom by hiding unsightly plumbing hardware. Replacing a standard toilet with the Geberit system results in more usable space, improved hygiene, water savings and better accessibility. They are ideal for creating stylish bathrooms with conservation in mind.
Geberit also offers the widest range of flush plate styles and finishes for use with its in-wall hidden tank systems. Many have biophilic patterns such as walnut and natural stone looks. Additionally, the sustainable design of the dual-flush valve saves water and is practically maintenance-free. Select a water-saving Geberit tank system and match it with a water saving compliant toilet to meet USGBC LEED or EPA WaterSense requirements. For the most sustainable combinations see the Geberit Clean Design brochure. Geberit’s American product offering is available at geberitnorthamerica.com.
The parent company of Geberit North America is the Switzerland headquartered Geberit Group, a global leader in the field of sanitary products. For the second year running, the Geberit Group has been awarded a Platinum rating for its sustainability management from EcoVadis, one of the world’s largest providers of business sustainability ratings. The Geberit Group is in the top one per cent of companies listed by EcoVadis.
