Integrating desert greenery into employee entrance redesigns can significantly enhance employee well-being and productivity. Desert plants not only provide aesthetic appeal but also offer various psychological and physiological benefits. Exposure to natural elements like desert greenery can reduce stress, improve mood, and increase job satisfaction. Research shows that even small-scale greenery in the workplace can effectively reduce stress, positively affecting overall well-being and work attitudes​ (Gu et al., 2022) (Hall & Knuth, 2019)​. Incorporating desert flora into landscaping designs can also be a natural defense against environmental noise, creating quieter and more serene workspaces. Plants are known to help reduce noise levels, which can decrease stress and enhance concentration and productivity. Additionally, the natural scents of desert greenery can improve the olfactory environment, further enhancing the workplace atmosphere and reducing the psychological stress associated with urban settings (Insinger, 2024) Moreover, such landscaping can attract local wildlife, allowing employees to engage with nature directly at their workplace. Integrating desert greenery in employee entrance areas can create a more pleasant, healthful, and engaging environment, ultimately leading to improved employee health and increased productivity (Kellert, 2018). Integrating natural facade materials such as wood and stone, along with strategic use of windows, into the design of employee entrances can significantly enhance employee well-being and performance. Natural materials and colors have been shown to reduce stress and increase psychological comfort, promoting a healthier and more productive workplace environment (Savavibool et al., 2018). Using such materials helps blur the lines between indoor and outdoor environments, fostering a connection with nature that benefits mental health and cognitive function.