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Shake Shack

For Shake Shack’s outdoor patio, we designed and installed a series of durable, UV-resistant planters that bring…

East Gates Mall

Towering palms and lush greenery come together to elevate the newly upgraded shopping experience at East Gates…

Burger King

This Burger King was looking to add a touch of green without overwhelming the space. Our low-maintenance…

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PREMISE When it comes to hotels, a brand based off of comfort is essential; From the moment someone walks into a hotel, their entire experience is based off of their comfort and enjoyment of the space. It’s important to consider how the inclusion of landscape features will make a person feel. Greenery is scientifically proven to have a relaxing impact on individuals, so implementing green features in a hotel is a given. By having a large variety of artificial trees and a space to be surrounded by them, feelings of bliss and relaxing are guaranteed to be prevalent. This makes […]

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There is something extremely charming about Moss when used within interior designs. With its velvety texture, pleasing green hue, and calming vibe, Moss can inject life and comfort into any setting. With the widespread adoption of Preserved Moss, it is very easy to create artsy Moss elements and turn any lifeless space into a thriving and beautiful experience. One popular way of using Preserved Moss is for branding and signage – a great way to make your corporate identity more prominent and fun. The best part about it is that such displays stand out amongst the crowd and do not […]

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Urban spaces have become concrete and glass jungles. Whether you are a nature lover or not, every city dweller seeks a soothing, lush garden where one can unwind after a long, tiring day. However, this remains a distant wish since most of the cities are packed with no room whatsoever for a serene garden. This is where building’s terrace comes into picture. A perfect place to create a refreshing, private retreat, rooftop terrace gardens not only bring beauty and serenity but attracts rich wildlife and help in maintaining cooler temperature. With a few design tricks, you can create your own […]

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Modular Green Wall Panel Wins Architizer A+Product Award 2025

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We’re honored to announce that Plantscape Commercial Silk’s Modular Green Wall Panel has won the 2025 Architizer A+Product Award in the Walls & Wall Coverings category. This recognition by the global architecture and design community is a defining moment in our journey toward smarter, greener surface solutions. At the intersection of technical compliance and organic beauty, this modular system represents a new chapter in how walls can contribute to spatial storytelling. This win reflects our mission to elevate biophilic design as both a practical and poetic component of commercial architecture. Modular Green Wall Panel, Plantscape Commercial Silk, Architizer A+Product Awards […]

Green Hedge Walls vs. Artificial Trees as Privacy Screens & Dividers

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Greenery as a Boundary Element Privacy has long been a necessary function in commercial design, especially in open-plan environments and hospitality settings. Today’s architects have an expanded toolbox for managing space separation, with artificial greenery offering flexible, maintenance-free, and highly expressive solutions. In this article, we examine the differences between green hedge walls and artificial trees as privacy screens, exploring their spatial behavior, aesthetic vocabulary, and design potential. Defining the Design Roles of Hedge Walls and Trees Green hedge walls are dense, flat, vertical structures primarily used for screening and space division. They are geometric, formal, and architectural—often defining […]

English Ivy Hedge Wall in Exterior Design: When to Use

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Green Walls that Frame and Flow English Ivy hedge walls have long served as both form and function in exterior architecture. From traditional landscapes to modern hospitality settings, their appeal lies in shaping spaces without relying on concrete, glass, or steel. These vertical elements serve as soft partitions, guides, and view-terminating features—vital tools in the architect’s outdoor palette. When Ivy is More Than Just Green Ivy’s value extends beyond mere foliage. As a vertical element, it organizes open space. It reduces visual noise, buffers wind, and can direct the flow of people with subtlety and elegance. Whether freestanding or […]

Topiary Animals vs. Topiary Balls in Exterior Design

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Introduction: Expressive Shapes or Formal Geometry? Landscape design often calls for sculptural greenery that not only complements the spatial rhythm but also enhances the sensory experience. Among the most striking elements are topiary animals and topiary balls—two dramatically different approaches to shaping nature. While both offer unique visual identities, exterior design can convert them into architectural storytelling with highly durable, botanically accurate faux topiaries designed for commercial scale. Topiary Forms: Character vs Geometry in Landscape Language Topiary animals embody playful biomimicry. These sculptural plant forms emulate fauna—from majestic lions to whimsical rabbits—bringing a storytelling element to any exterior […]

Different Foliage Options in Green Walls for Dynamic Architecture

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Different Foliage Options in Green Walls for Architecture The design of green walls is as much about visual language as it is about materiality. Each foliage option—groundcovers, grasses, ferns, small-leaf accents, broad leaves, or flowering highlights—serves a precise spatial, emotional, and aesthetic function. From wayfinding and visual termination to biophilic immersion, architects now sculpt walls with greenery that is nuanced, intentional, and spatially communicative. Soft Groundcovers: Texture Without Obstruction Groundcover foliage, with its low-lying and dense spread, adds visual base and texture to vertical systems without impeding visibility or flow. These are commonly used along lower wall sections or […]

Preserved vs. Replica Greenery Walls in Interior Design

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Understanding the Green Wall Landscape Greenery walls have become a cornerstone in biophilic interior design, merging aesthetics with well-being and environmental consciousness. Whether in hospitality, healthcare, or corporate environments, vertical greenery is leveraged for its ability to soften hard architectural lines, mitigate acoustics, and elevate a space’s sensory experience. The two dominant categories of greenery for these installations are preserved plants and replica (artificial) plants. While they may offer similar visual appeal at a glance, their properties, longevity, and functional roles differ in ways critical to an architect’s decision-making. Green Wall Foliage Options, Branded Green Walls, Plantscape Commercial Silk […]

Types of Large Artificial Trees in Interior Design

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Trees That Build Space Around Function Large artificial trees serve a unique architectural function in interior design—they are not merely decorative, but spatial organizers. Artificial trees define zones, terminate lines of sight, and guide circulation through large public and commercial interiors. In open-concept layouts like airports, hotels, museums, and shopping malls, tall synthetic trees naturally break up space while reinforcing the interior’s biophilic identity. Architects can use these vertical elements to evoke structure and hierarchy without the need for walls. Whether placed to mimic a forest canopy or to draw attention to a central atrium, large replica trees convey calm, […]

Design Possibilities with Large Artificial Oak Trees in Interiors

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Reclaiming Nature’s Majesty in Built SpacesLarge artificial oak trees have become an increasingly impactful tool in commercial interior design, especially in projects demanding strong biophilic presence without the complexities of live plant maintenance. These artificial trees emulate the commanding presence and rich textures of mature oaks, delivering visual gravity and thematic storytelling in spaces as varied as hospitality lobbies, retail showcases, and corporate atriums. Sculptural Anchors that Command SpaceArtificial oak trees stand apart in their capacity to become focal features. The branching architecture and voluminous canopies can fill voids in large-scale open-plan environments, creating visual anchors and enhancing vertical scale. Unlike […]

Artificial Trees to Provide Scale in Architectural & Interior Design

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Reframing Space Through Botanical Illusions In architecture, scale isn’t just a matter of measurement—it’s perception. Artificial trees have emerged as one of the most effective tools for defining spatial proportions within a built environment, shaping how users perceive size, distance, and hierarchy. These elements are not just ornamental; they are spatial instruments capable of shifting the architectural narrative. How Trees Inform Human Perception of Architectural Scale A tree—real or artificial—anchors visual weight in a space. When designers introduce vertical botanical structures indoors, especially in large-scale commercial interiors like atriums, lobbies, or retail centers, the tree’s height and spread immediately contextualize […]