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Let’s take a look at how this all stacks up: Buying plants vs professional plant hire services. 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 using a professional plant hire service.

We can use plants for better indoor environments. This lush green living décor does more than just beautify our spaces; they have the remarkable ability to purify the air and enhance our overall well-being. It’s only natural…right? A simple, natural solution to combat these indoor pollutants and create a healthier living and working environment.

When you are entrusted with the job of decorating a corporate indoor plantscape, you need to make sure it doesn’t just look great…but that it will last the distance. There are so many plants to choose from, but for those who want some bright colours in the mix…you might want to look at flowers. The first thing on your agenda would be the selection of species for this design. We know just the one!

Are you tired of the constant noise in your office space? Plants can be your silent allies in the battle against office noise pollution. Here's a short guide on how to use plants effectively to absorb and disrupt soundwaves, creating a quieter and more productive work environment.

It’s not as easy as it sounds, but with a few tips it might just work. While we can’t ‘rent’ them to you, we can help you understand the best options for getting them onto your work balcony/courtyard. The trick here is not planting the herbs directly into the planter. By keeping them in their original small black nursery pots, you can simply throw out any that are eaten or not so successful (of course yours won’t die, but just to be sure).

In our previous articles, we spoke about understanding what mosses actually are, how they can be used in modern office spaces and old traditions for using moss. Now, we would like to introduce you to why moss is so much more than just a wonderful wall of soft green luxuriance. Moss is biophilic. This means that it actually has a positive effect on anyone who comes within its vicinity. Although it’s preserved, it has the same biophilic effects as living plants!