Toggle navigation
home page
product pages
Exterior
Living Walls
Large Cypress Trees
Topiary Shapes
Hedges
Ivy Screening
Window Boxes
Lavender and Rosemary
Mixed Wild Planting
Marram Grass
Bamboo
large Projects
Interior
Trailing and High Level Planting
Big Trees
Handbuilt and Bonsai Trees
House Trees
faq
projects showroom
retail store
fake news
contact us
All
And again (which will make no sense unless you’ve come here from the previous picture!), this is another ‘high spec’ luxury interior in a West End watch showroom having its lines softened by our ivy. Design (and nice lighting) by March and White, fiddly ivy threading by us.
890
Another high end project using wild planting, this is the appropriately named Wilde restaurant in the Westbury, Dublin. The ivies are on twisted wood so they flow round the windows rather than follow the columns rigidly. The elves enjoyed the Guinness, too!
889
Odd how this sort of planting works in all sorts of different places – this is the Royal Enclosure at Ascot and meant to look like hedgerows (In Surrey? Ed.) Design by SHH, and this time there’s a Fake Landscapes elf for scale as well.
888
Back to Shoreditch, this is the Curtain Hotel (which is now called the Mondrian from a quick Google). Not sure if the planting is still there, but there was so little light not much else would work. Maybe the secret of being beautiful people is to stay in the shadows so you can’t make out the fine detail?
887
Very much a one off, a copper covered wall with custom planters (can you imagine the polishing?!) Trailing stuff didn’t work, so we made it look as if the plants were doing really well and were just about to spill out - but hadn’t quite.
886
You’d be forgiven in thinking this was some funky converted power station, but it’s really the approach to the swimming pool area at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower hotel in Knightsbridge. Nice people, kudos to them for trusting us and giving us a free hand!
885
This is what we did for the opening of the Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone with some funky French designer dudes. We’ve not been back to try the food as they’ve been booked solid for years. Must be the plants…
884
A simple solution, just a nice sprawling jumble of our UV green ivy - across what looks like the sort of framework that used to hold those naff lucite panels in the restaurants’ previous incarnation. Actually, it’s probably hand-built from gender-neutral steel by bearded chaps, this being W11 and all…
883
The same idea being used to separate areas in the restaurant at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. The buckets are a nice idea, they cost next to nothing and work really well because the heights can easily be adjusted. Design by the ever-stylish SHH, also thanks to them for the picture - by the time we finished the job it was too dark to see!
882
Way out west in the wilds of Notting Hill, this uses our standard window boxes with a variety of succulents of the sort you see trailing down stone walls in the Mediterranean. It’s high enough up to be out of your hair and makes an otherwise dull skylight a feature.
881
←
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
...
21
→
Home
»
Portfolio
»
Page 5