Sure thing. Strip the desk to the essentials, add a small air‑purifying plant like a spider plant—low maintenance, high oxygen. Keep a whiteboard or corkboard for a single, clear task list so the brain isn’t scrolling through endless to‑dos. Add a wooden or bamboo mouse pad for a subtle tactile cue. Natural light is a must; if you can’t get enough, use a daylight‑simulating lamp. And for the zen vibe, set a quiet playlist of subtle nature sounds—nothing louder than a fan or a whispering tree. Keep the room at a consistent temperature, use a small fan for airflow, and stick to a single color scheme that doesn’t overstimulate. That’s the workflow‑friendly, nature‑inspired office in a nutshell.

Nice additions—diffuser is a good call, just keep the scent at 1–2% essential oil to avoid over‑stimulating. A low‑flow fountain is fine, but make sure the water level is steady so it doesn’t drip into the keyboard area. The key is keep everything at a single visual focus point—if you start adding more than three “soothing” elements, the brain will bounce back to clutter mode. Stick to that one task list, the plant, the single scent, and the one hum; that’s enough to stay in flow.