Attract nomads and tenants with creative environments.
Co-working spaces thrive on community, creativity, and inspiration. Whether you're after a touch of greenery or a complete rainforest, we can transform your space to attract both tenants and flexible workers.
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Planting schemes for co-working spaces.
We're fortunate to work with some of the country's coolest co-working spaces, creating creative, engaging schemes.
If you're interested in seeing what we could do for your space, we'd love to take you on a tour of some of our projects!
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Our team will help design a scheme that reflects your co-working space and brand, whether it's minimal or extravagant.
We stay on trend to keep your space current with the latest in plant design, attracting tenants and encouraging community-building
Easily refresh your interiors for any season, special event, or Christmas, all managed seamlessly by one trusted supplier.
Climate-conscious tenants will appreciate our sustainable approach: rainwater irrigation, peat-free compost, and eco-friendly maintenance.
A well-planted environment boosts creativity and productivity, making your space attractive to startups and freelancers.
We offer workshops and educational materials about the benefits of plants, fostering community engagement and a shared commitment to sustainability.
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Biophilia in every corner at JLL.
We took great pleasure in filling this space with plants for JLL, where the biophilia is most evident in the smaller meeting rooms, where greenery fills every corner.
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A stunning terrace overlooking Oxford Street.
We loved creating this beautiful Mediterranean terrace for Fora at the Parcels Building on Oxford Street, especially the way the majestic olive trees stand against the backdrop of Grecian columns.
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