Indoor Plant Design Collaboration
We’d love to collaborate with you.
We really enjoy the design phase of the process with the client. Whether you are a professional Interior Designer, General Contractor, Architect, or simply have an eye for visual detail, we encourage you to view our Plant Project Portfolio and then book a no-charge indoor plantscape consultation to talk about how we help with your indoor plant or patio plant project.
We have collaborated with design and construction professionals on over 200 projects.
Indoor Plant Design Consultation
Connect at any stage of your project to run your indoor plant design ideas by us. Ask about planter styles, see what plants will work in the space, understand the installation process. Talk with us about anything to do with your plantscape project.
Floor Plan Mark Ups
Share your floor plans with us and we can mark-up planter and plant locations and add plant images to paint a picture of what the plantscape will look like. Book a site visit for us to do measurements and assess environmental conditions for a perfect installation.
Budgeting
From an initial budget scoping to running different design plans to meet your budget, we can provide pricing and tips on how to get the best plantscape impact. We will consider all aspects of the installation and guarantee no installation budget surprises. We cater to indoor plant and patio projects from small to grand scale.
Full Service Plant Partner
Plant Maintenance
When the project is installed, we stay on to care for the plants on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. We generally include 3 months plant care and no-charge replacements with install and then do an ongoing plant care agreement with end client.
Indoor and Patios
Over the past few years we have done more and more patio plantscape add-on to our indoor plant projects. From restaurants to big downtown tech offices, we have designed and installed patio plants and planters that look good year round.
Planters
We can advise on planter style, material and size, source standard planters and get custom planters fabricated. We know how best to select and select and fill planters so plants stay healthy and budgets stay on track.
A few things to consider when designing an interior plantscape.
Plants are multi-functional.
One of the best things about outfitting an indoor space, like an office, with plants is that there are so many options from which to choose. Long planter boxes can create a more welcoming, natural path down hallways covered in muted tones or a lot of glass and bare walls. Shorter planters can slide in under windows and enhance any natural light that filters in. Then there are larger (7ft+) feature plants that can highlight a space with tall ceilings or act as a focal point in the room.
Plants come in many different shapes and sizes.
There is a plant that will work in any indoor space. Here are 4 things to consider with our help:
Show me the light! How much light the space receives year-round is a key thing to consider. There is a plant to match every lighting level and we'll recommend the plant to match the available natural light and humidity. Some plants require very little natural light. Remember, indoor plants are tropical plants and many live on the forest floor with only a dapple of light.
Repetition is key to good design. It is often best to limit your selection of plants, and planters, to create a harmonious theme to your plant layout design. Plants installed in multiples of 3, 5, and 7 tend to work great.
Less is more. An indoor plantscape is more impactful when you carefully select plants and planters that complement and don't compete for attention in your indoor space.
Planters are just as important
We really like the impact a planter style, shape and size have on the overall plantscape design. We typically suggest contemporary style planters with a consistent look. We also like our planters with built-in watering reservoirs to encourage fuller plant growth.
In terms of colours, we like our gloss white planters, but we can supply virtually any colour planter. Strong colours will date quicker, while neutral coloured pots will work with most interiors for years to come. Bright coloured pots work best as tabletop pieces or as a signature piece in the entryway, or if you want pots to match a design element in your company brand image.