A company built a 'Michelin-star workspace' designed to reduce stress. It has indoor plants, massages, and a custom scent.

Source: Business Insider

Previously Unavailable's office space is designed to reduce unnecessary stress and promote productivity and well-being, according to its founder. Molawin EvangelistaPreviously Unavailable in New Zealand developed the idea of a "Michelin-star workspace. "Founder James Hurman wanted to create a space that removes unnecessary stress and boosts productivity.

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