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We have consistently answered this question over the past 20 years as we were one of the first indoor green wall companies in Australia. These days, it’s still one of the first and most important questions for the prospective customer. As with any project requiring installation, this price range can increase dramatically as you add more options and more elaborate designs, which might include water features, custom cut outs for TV or other insets, logos, additional lighting and more.

We are starting to hear from our large employers about making their offices more appealing to encourage employees to return. They prioritize collaborative workspaces and understand their workspaces need to compete with home offices. Green Walls are a wonderful way to offer your employees a dose of medicine for their biophilia. They are calming and reinvigorating at the same time. They will entice your employees to want to come back to work in the office environment as they feel the effects of nature around them.

In the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, Designers and Architects understand how the workplace will emerge reinvented. They are having to consider more and more variables when mapping out a 2021 Office Design. It must be sustainable, offer a healthy work environment, keep up with design trends, and of course, look spectacular to all who see it. Here's some of the findings from a recent white paper on this very topic.

Indoor plants are not just a quick decorating thing. You need to put some thought into what plants you are going to use. Bright rooms may seem like a wonderful place for indoor plants, however the reality is, many houseplants can encounter leaf scorch from too much sunlight.

We install office plants and planters for various reasons, the common reasons being for decorative purposes, positive psychological effects, or health reasons such as indoor air purification. In keeping with this, it is necessary that proper attention is paid to the correct size and type of planter pots in which these plants are planted.

In some countries it is more than a trend; it is a legal requirement to have roof top gardens in new developments. Roof top gardens produce many benefits; they reduce energy costs by acting as an insulating layer, they reduce water runoff, and they provide a space for building occupants to relax. Plants capture carbon dioxide from the air and thus help reduce the advancement of climate change.

Do you arrive at work fired up and inspired? Do you love your workspace? Does your office support the productive day you hope for? For many people, sadly, the answer to these questions are no. Often there just doesn’t seem to be any space left for inspirational décor. But what if I told you there is a way to achieve this…and it’s remarkably easy.

Green walls and Vertical Gardens have risen in popularity over the past decade and are now becoming a more practical element in an office design. Perhaps this is because growing plants vertically, either on the walls or in frames, brings not only an added aesthetic value to an office, but can be used as a partition in these times of social distancing.

Living a sustainable and healthy lifestyle is quickly becoming an accepted trend around the world with more and more people learning the important benefits of leading a healthy lifestyle. One of these growing trends is installing office plants.

Incorporating natural elements into your office or home satisfies our biophilic needs. No, it is not a disease. It’s our natural affinity to want to be around nature. Some of the ways we include this is by opening views to natural landscapes or using water features. These aren’t always an option, so this is where indoor plant hire comes to the rescue. Right now…we need to feed our biophilic requirements more than ever.