As part of this major redevelopment, we were approached to design and deliver planting schemes that would enrich the new interiors, creating a healthier and more inspiring place to work.

This included the creation of a striking central atrium display, where a raised bed was planted with tall tropical species and a rich underplanting of textured foliage.

Planting at the entrance is clean and structured. A line of Sansevieria in matching planters runs alongside the access gates, softening the security area without getting in the way of circulation.

A Nordik Moss wall adds a simple green backdrop, bringing texture and colour to an otherwise neutral space and creating a calmer first impression for visitors.

Planting around the presentation area is kept simple and purposeful. A continuous run of greenery sits along the top of the stage backdrop, softening the height of the structure and helping it sit more naturally within the open atrium. The planting is made up of mixed trailing and leafy foliage, allowing plants to gently spill over the edge rather than feel rigid or decorative.

At floor level, large freestanding planters with statement foliage plants frame the stage and provide balance without blocking sightlines. The darker planters contrast with the lighter timber finishes, keeping the planting visually grounded and understated.

In the atrium and café areas, larger bespoke planters are used to break up open seating and subtly define zones.

These are filled with a mix of broad-leaf tropical plants, adding height and density to the space. The greenery helps make shared areas feel more relaxed and comfortable, while also improving acoustics.

Across the main office floor, planting is integrated into desks, storage and booth seating.

Smaller planters add greenery at eye level, softening the workspace and providing light screening between teams without closing the space off.