We write about diverse topics on architecture, design, and spaces and how they contribute to our lives and well-being.
We believe that architecture and design are constantly changing. More than just structural dimensions and physical design elements, they affect our lives and thoughts in ways we may not always be conscious of. At Cubicoon, we share ideas, concepts and a deeper understanding of design and spaces and how these can impact people’s health and wellbeing.
Additionally, we also believe in the growing concept of nature, architecture and design working together. The limitless and ever-evolving landscape of architecture and design is made more beautiful if organic, natural elements and people can work harmoniously and fluidly together in its development.
It’s equal parts functionality and psychology.
We hope our blog helps you discover something great everyday!
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Interior Design Trends, Tips and Tricks to Suit all your Preferences
Discover versatile design techniques and styles that will create character for your space and make it work for you and for any occasion
Impacts of Green & Blue Spaces on Health and Wellbeing
Learn about the influences of nature – green and blue spaces – on people and how we remain innately connected to these natural spaces in this built environment
Architecture Highlights and Movements in the World
See how architecture, design, and spaces continuously evolve and adapt following changes in human behavior and needs
“There are two things that make a room timeless: a sense of history and a piece of the future.”
Charlotte Moss
We are citizens of the world who are on this journey to constantly discover new cities and spaces that expand our horizons. As architecture and design evolve, mix and blur the lines between East and West, new and old, we cannot wait to see more that delight and invigorate the senses.