Interior biophilic design is gaining traction in the hospitality industry, particularly urban restaurants where real estate is often limited—and tech-tethered customers crave a connection to the natural world. Whether you’re running a casual bistro or vanguard dining establishment, indoor vert...

Increasing numbers of city dwellers are looking for a peaceful respite from the urban sprawl. A rooftop garden is one of the simplest ways to utilize this space and create a private area that feels lush and secluded. Fortunately, you don’t need a landscape professional to design a sanctuary that fee...

Biophilic interior design is a holistic approach to integrating nature and elements of the outdoors into our built or man-made environment. Visual and sensory connections to the natural world are central to this concept. It is rooted in the theory that humans have an inherent desire to interact with...

The hotel lobby represents a taste of what guests can expect from their stay. It should be a welcoming space reassuring guests that they’ve come to the right place. When done correctly, the design elements should also communicate the hotel brand, make guests feel at home, and leave a lasting impress...

There is powerful evidence that incorporating elements of nature and living things in the built environment can have a direct impact on profits and your bottom line. From a marketing perspective, interior retail design is essential for attracting new guests and strengthening customer loyalty. To thr...

The hospitality industry is catering to a new generation of guests seeking unique experiences in their travels through strategic biophilic design. This practice of connecting people with the natural world within built environments has shifted from a hot new trend to an industry staple for a good rea...

Biophilic design principles have gained popularity in the evolving workspace thanks to their wide-ranging health benefits– from reduced stress levels to improved morale. The concept of biophilia connects us to nature, embracing our instinctive bond with our natural surroundings. When creating ...

Your wedding reception is a celebration of a new beginning. And as one of the most important events in your life, your tablescape should represent both who you are as a couple and individually. Whether you’re designing a sleek, minimalist setting or going for a vibrant, colorful aesthetic– inf...

Living walls, though lush and exceptionally pleasing to the eye, are complex and costly to maintain. They require a green thumb and considerable time investments. While live vertical gardens need nominal soil substrate, there is the issue of proper lighting, routine irrigation, fertilization, and pr...

There is a vibrancy and freshness about plants in interior settings. It’s no wonder that green walls have become a global trend in restaurant design. Foliage brightens the atmosphere, provides a pleasing visual element, and absorbs sound– a winning combination. Wall plants– when th...

From stunning interior plantscapes to fresh seasonal blooms, more and more workspaces are incorporating natural greenery into their decor. Many studies have demonstrated that simply adding indoor plants can significantly benefit business owners and their organizations by boosting employee productivi...

If you’ve ever walked into a 5-star hotel, one of the first things you’re likely to notice is lavish displays of flowers. These establishments use tall vases filled with bright color and assorted greenery, walls covered in vines and live plants, and visually stimulating wall designs. Large hotels pu...

Plants, flower arrangements and living walls serve a far broader purpose than creating a pleasing aesthetic. Studies show that plants and natural greenery positively impact people’s mood, evoking a sense of tranquility and comfort. From restaurants and hotels to retail establishments, many businesse...

Have you thought about incorporating plant design into your business? Other than joining the recent trend or simply just for simple esthetic reasons, plants provide many hidden benefits for you and your customers. Here are some examples of how adding plants to your office or workplace can enhance yo...

Vertical gardens and green walls are the universal design thread through some of the nation’s hippest restaurants. From Los Angeles to New York City, you’ll see dining rooms adorned with hanging baskets of live ferns, verdant succulents, and even floating gardens. Ask any interior designer, and they...

There is nothing common about the common houseplant these days and with recent articles by The NY Times, Wall Street Journal, and LA Times, indoor plant ownership is skyrocketing and there is no limit to this fascinating hobby or the exotic plants people are seeking. In additional to many millennial...

Looking for a stunning piece of decor to beautify your home? Table vases are a simple, effortless element of home design. They can instantly transform your space while introducing contemporary colors and shapes. From creating a vibrant flower scape to designing a minimalist centerpiece, here’s how t...

In another unique example of how to incorporate more nature in your home, the Pandemic Design Studio of Philadelphia developed these Nodes, which form a modular indoor or outdoor...

Pandemic Design Studio in Bridgeport is the creation of founder and owner David Rozek and his products are created, designed and executed with precision...

At the StudioFlora opening party, Wayne’s David Rozek (Pandemic Design Studio) and Tessa Downs stand near a piece of ceramic, modular wall art from Rozek’s Node Collection....

Inspired by nature and from the curves of the node of a tree where the branch extends out from the trunk, Pandemic Design Studio's...

David Rozek of Pandemic Design Studio Charles Pavarini III of The Original Lawn Furniture Co....

This year’s finalists for the Fashion Group International Rising Star Awards will have a chance to celebrate with their competitors at a cocktail party at the Tory Sport store on Fifth Avenue Jan. 16....

The Industrial Evolution Collection is an imaginative and dark projection of a post apocalyptic future where the human species has lost control over what it had previously manufactured. The products of industry that were formally used as vital pieces in the construction of the human’s built environ...

When assembled together, The Node Collection creates a sculptural living wall. Because of the modular design, various color options, and five different sizes, end users and designers alike can mix and match to create a totally personal and custom arrangement of their own to fit in any space. The se...

Mechanical motifs combined with industrial pipe designs man up a living space with David A. Rozek's sculptural light fixtures. Rozek, founder of Pandemic Design Studio LLC, has launched collection called The industrial Revolution with a sci-fi, futuristic dare I say dystopian point of view....

During the entire month of May, New York City is the global stage for international design on view in a multitude of shows and events collectively known as NYCxDesign. The marquee event is ICFF, The International Contemporary Furniture Fair, a compilation of what’s best and next in contemporary desi...

The 23rd annual Philadelphia Furniture Show opened Friday with two people operating a gang saw in a traditional log-splitting ceremony, and things just got cooler from there....

Pandemic Design Studio is one exhibitor at the 2017 Philadelphia Furniture Show. This piece was created by David Rozek. he 2017 Philadelphia Furniture Show will take place in the 23rd Street Armory on April 1-2. Attendees can browse through artisan goods for décor inspiration or shop for a statemen...

The annual Philadelphia Furniture Show returns to the 23rd Street Armory this spring with an array of artisans, including two from Chester County. The Furniture Show will be open Saturday, April 1 and Sunday, April 2....