Having shapes, forms, or designs that resemble or are inspired by living organisms and natural forms.
From bio- (life) + morphic (having form/shape). Used in art, design, and architecture to describe work influenced by natural forms; gained prominence in 20th century design movements.
Biomorphic design is why some modern buildings look like sea shells or flowers—architects realized nature solved design problems beautifully over millions of years, so why not copy those shapes?
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