Plants do not fill rooms. They compose them.
Most plant services start with a catalogue. We start with your space. Before a single species is suggested, we map how light moves through the room across the day, where the air conditioning dries the air, which corners hold humidity, and how you actually live in the room — where you walk, where you sit, what you look at.
That survey becomes the design brief. Species are then chosen the way a material palette is chosen for an interior: for scale, leaf texture, colour temperature and how they will read against your walls and furniture. A plant that thrives in the wrong corner is still a design failure.
What the design stage covers
- Light · airflow · vastu · AQI mappingThe full site audit that every later decision is built on
- Species curation by lifestyle & harm-indexShortlisted for your routine, your pets and your children — not just for the light
- Pot · stand · placement designPlanters treated as furniture: metallic, ceramic, stone or textured, curated to the room
- Material & palette harmonisationGreenery tuned to the interior palette rather than dropped on top of it
- 2D & 3D placement renderingsOn request, so you see the room before anything is bought
Where it goes next
Design is the first of three stages. Once the plan is signed off, installation delivers it in a single clean afternoon, and maintenance keeps it alive afterwards. If the design calls for a feature wall rather than planters, that becomes a living wall or preserved-moss build.
Commercially, the design stage is included in The Setup — a one-time project you own outright, with no rental and no lock-in.