Indoor plants lower negative emotion.
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What each profession does with this factor.
- ArchitectIndoor plants lower anxiety
- Asset managerNo certification premium attaches to the plants or the water feature
- Corporate real estate managerOffice plants show no measured productivity gain per head
- Developer and investorNo study ties a rent premium to the plants inside
- HR managerOffice plants did not raise measured productivity in field trials
- Marketing managerGreenery supports a calm claim but not a productivity claim
- Workplace strategistIndoor plants do not raise measured productivity in the field