Structured trees
Taller container plants can create a clear threshold at an entrance, terrace edge or open doorway without building a permanent wall.
Good direction: species and planters selected for the available light and exposure.
FOR PLACES PEOPLE GATHER
Make an entrance.
Then soften it.
Greenery that helps cafés, stays, shops and studios feel more inviting from the first step inside.
Plan my commercial green
OUT IN THE WORLD
Planting with
a public life.
For hospitality and commercial spaces, plants have more to do. They frame an entrance, guide movement, soften hard architecture and make a place feel worth staying in.
THE COMMERCIAL PLANT GUIDE
Choose for
the conditions.
Compact foliage
Smaller plants bring detail to café tables, counters and reception points. They make the close-up view feel considered without crowding the guest.
Good direction: compact forms that can be moved for cleaning and service.
Layered planting
A mix of heights and textures can soften a long wall, courtyard or retail display while keeping the architecture legible.
Good direction: a coordinated family of plants rather than a random collection.
HOW TO STYLE IT
Make the place
easy to enter.
- 01
Frame the threshold.
Use planting to mark the shift from pavement to place, without blocking doors, signs or the welcome.
- 02
Repeat with intention.
Repeating a planter shape or plant family gives a terrace or shopfront a calm visual rhythm.
- 03
Leave room for people.
Guest flow, cleaning, deliveries and changing weather all matter. We design the green around the practical life of the space.
A GOOD FIT IF…
You want the place
to be remembered.
You are opening, refreshing or maintaining a public-facing space where atmosphere matters as much as function.
✓ You need greenery that can work around tables, guests and service routes.
✓ You want an entrance, terrace or shopfront to feel more distinctive.
✓ You need a planting direction that can be maintained consistently.
✓ You are planning a temporary installation or a longer-term environment.
MAKE THE SPACE STAY WITH PEOPLE
Tell us about
your project.
Share the location, the conditions and the feeling you want people to take away. We’ll help you find the right green language.
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