interiorscaping
n.— «She knows, from experience, that office landscaping—”interiorscaping” in industry parlance—can be liberating for the soul and, as a growing body of research suggests, healthier for mind and body.» —“Grow yourself a more appealing place to work” by Virginia A. Smith Detroit Free Press (Michigan) Jan. 20, 20008. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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