Corporate renovations increasingly incorporate wellness zones - areas where employees can take a break, recharge and de-stress. These areas might include relaxing colours, soft seating and natural light. Yet flowers can take them a step further, particularly in the meditation corners, where they serve as anchors for the sight and also companions for the emotions.
Imagine being in a renovated office wellness room, which had neutral walls, with yoga mats sitting neatly. Now, add a little arrangement of lavender, jasmine or white orchids in the corner. Instantly, the space can be seen as more inviting. Flowers soften the environment, so that it can be comforting without being distracting. Their fragrance is calming for deep breathing, and for calming the nerves and using mindfulness practices.
In meditation areas, flowers are also used to symbolize growth and renewal, in line with the purpose of such space. Employees entering such corners are reminded not only to rest, but reconnect with themselves. In the midst of a busy schedule amid the bustling life in a company, looking at a plain flower is enough to offset the monotony of stress, a few minutes of relaxation inside the company.
Conclusion / Area of Thought: Renovation gives Wellness Zones their structure, whereas flowers give them their meaning. They remind us that not silence and space, but beauty that inspires presence is well-being. As companies design meditation corners the question is simple, will these rooms just exist or will they actually heal? Flowers are possibly the unheard and the most effective answer.
