At MMaD, we help you:

  • ​Attract talent with a beautiful place to work.
  • Retain employees who are happier, more productive and creative, and have a greater sense of well-being.
  • Cultivate a healthy workplace with a company culture that makes you proud. 
  • Engage clients who share your human-centered and earth-friendly values, particularly millennials. 

​What is a healthy place?


​Healthy places are visually pleasing, incorporate natural materials, encourage clean air, natural light, and organic design elements to help people feel a sense of well-being and lower stress levels. Healthy places allow space for movement during the work day, as well as areas for constructive relationships to form between co-workers. Healthy places fulfill the natural biophilic tendency to be close to nature and natural elements.

What inspires our design?

​How do we design?

​We listen to your needs and problems and design beautiful spaces to solve those issues. We help make tough decisions about improving your workplace, take care of finding reliable contractors and make sure the job is done within your budget.

We look at your space holistically and consider:​

We look at your space holistically and consider:​
  • Material longevity & afterlife: cradle to cradle
  • Lighting and access to natural light
  • Natural tactile materials such as wood, stone, clay, wool
  • Evoking natural shapes, patterns, forms
  • Space layout to allow for prospect and refuge
  • Space layout that encourages opportunities for relationship building – human to human, human to nature, nature to nature
  • Furniture and layout to encourage physical movement
  • Incorporation of green space; bringing it indoors
  • Air quality; avoid materials that emit toxic VOC’s & odors
  • Suppressing unpleasant sounds, incorporating natural sounds
  • Visual movement and objects that move
  • Variety and imperfections that evoke the beauty of nature
  • Color and the mood it evokes
  • Soil health, native non-invasive plants, edibles
  • Fitting your needs, both the context and social context
  • Place making, celebration of place and uniqueness​
  • Creating a sense of place that evokes positive feelings, safety, wellness & creativity

I want a Happy Place