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METROPOLIS Fall 2025

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46 BIG IDEA 03: NEUROAESTHETICS

5 Smart Designs That Boost Brain Function By Lauren Volker

BIOPHILIA

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HEALTHY MATERIALS

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INCLUSIVE DESIGN

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NEURODIVERSITY

FROM FRACTAL-INSPIRED SURFACES to adaptive seating and sensory sanctuaries, these commercial products integrate neuroscience and biophilic design principles to support brain health. Designed with visuals, materials, and features that are proven to reduce stress, enhance focus, and promote cognitive function, they help create environments where people can work, learn, or rest with greater clarity and ease.

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COURTESY KI

KI COGNI Developed by KI based on research into neuroscience and learning, Cogni classroom seating supports brain health and focus through movement, posture flexibility, and sensory engagement. Its cantilever frame encourages micromovements that boost blood flow and attention, while a patent-pending surface supports students—especially those with sensory processing needs—who seek tactile input to self-regulate and stay focused. It is ideal for K–12 settings thanks to an antitip design with patent-pending heel-wheel technology and a minimalist silhouette available in a modern color palette. ki.com FALL 2025


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