Through design thinking iterations, we began by brainstorming and mapping out the key challenges of modern workspaces, focusing on the lack of connection to nature and its impact on well-being and productivity. We conducted empathy sessions and user research to better understand the psychological benefits of biophilia. Prototyping and testing led us to the idea of creating hybrid workspaces that blend indoor and outdoor environments, incorporating natural elements such as greenery, natural light, and organic materials. In addition to redesigning interiors, we propose installing workstations in outdoor green spaces or on terraces. A good measure for testing these designs with employees is to use AI-driven tools to personalize nature-inspired workspaces, tracking improvements in mental clarity, stress reduction, and employee satisfaction. By analyzing data on productivity, well-being, and engagement, we can assess how effectively the designs foster a deeper connection to nature while enhancing overall performance.