interieurlandschap
Interieurlandschap is a term used in design discourse to describe an approach to arranging interior spaces that evoke or reproduce the characteristics of outdoor landscapes within indoor environments. The concept sits at the intersection of interior design, landscape architecture, and biophilic design, aiming to create spaces that feel connected to nature while serving functional programmatic needs.
Definition and concept: Interieurlandschap focuses on creating spatial narratives that mimic landscape features such as changes
Origins and usage: The term is common in Dutch-language design writing and in conversations about integrating
Key elements: Design strategies often include terraced seating or planters to suggest valleys or hills, extensive
Techniques: Practically, practitioners employ multi-level zoning, large-scale planters, vertical gardens, movable screens, and lighting schemes that
Applications and benefits: Interieurlandschap appears in office lobbies, hotel interiors, healthcare facilities, private homes, and cultural
Challenges: Maintenance demands, humidity control for vegetation, cost, and integrating waterways or climate systems can be
See also: Biophilic design; Interior landscaping; Landscape architecture; Interior architecture.