This outdoor garden was designed with a calm and natural palette, layering live greenery, textured rocks and light gravel to complement the home’s clean architecture. Integrated landscape lighting softly highlights the space into the evening, creating a gentle and grounded atmosphere.
Project: Outdoor garden (Residential)
Scope: Live plantscape with carpet grass
Key elements: Guaiacum officinale, tea tree, various shrubs
This under-stair nook was transformed into a fully faux plantscape, bringing greenery into a space where live plants would struggle. Anchored by natural rocks and softly lit with pebble lights, the setup creates depth, texture and a warm, ambient glow within the home. These add-ons are available to suit your space and style - dm us to find out more.
Project: Indoor plantscape (Residential)
Scope: Faux plant installation under stairwell
The restaurant’s frontage was designed around a water feature, anchoring the zen-inspired landscape of stone, gravel and layered greens. The setup serves as a calming presence in an otherwise bustling mall.
Project: Restaurant frontage (Commercial)
Scope: Faux plantscape installation with stone, gravel and water feature
This courtyard was transformed into a gentle retreat within the home in the form of a lush, calming garden. Designed to evoke a zen-like atmosphere, it features layered greenery, natural stone and a simple gravel path.
Project: Courtyard garden (Residential)
Scope: Live plantscape with stone, gravel and water feature
Key elements: Everfresh tree, Murraya paniculata, Fern
Faux plantscaping is the way to go for spaces with little to no lighting, especially for commercial outlets residing within shopping malls. For this wellness centre located inside Ngee Ann City, we installed a series of faux arrangements that complemented the interior’s airy flow.
Project: Retail outlet (Commercial)
Scope: Interior plantscape
We refreshed the homeowner’s outdoor landscape by replacing struggling greenery with a thoughtfully layered plantscape. Lush, healthy planting and improved structure brought the space back to life while keeping it easy to maintain.
Project: Front and side gardens (Residential)
Scope: Outdoor landscape
Key plants: Everfresh tree, various ferns
We brought warmth into the office with a series of faux plant installations that also act as soft, natural dividers throughout the space. Thoughtfully placed, they provide visual privacy for employees while keeping the office open and light.
Project: Office interior (Commercial)
Scoope: Faux plant installations
Designed to fit into an existing recess spanning over three metres, the plantscape features a fully customised faux maple tree, layered ferns, and soft light accents at the base. We opted for moss ground coverings over the usual gravel layer as the homeowner wanted to keep the installation child-friendly.
Project: Indoor feature plantscape (Residential)
Scope: Faux plant installation
It would have been easy to fill the entire planter with greenery. Instead, we chose restraint and let the house’s clean, modern architecture take the lead, anchored by a single sculptural tree. We are grateful that the client shared the same vision with us!
Project: Balcony (Residential)
Scope: Outdoor plantscape with gravel bed
Key plant: Everfresh tree
We styled this corner with a sculptural faux olive tree and layered artificial greenery to bring a natural presence indoors, minus the upkeep for the homeowner. We love how the fully artificial plantscape offers a serene focal point that stays timeless year-round!
Project: Indoor feature plantscape (Residential)
Scope: Faux plant installation
In this home, we created an entirely faux plantscape beneath the staircase, featuring a statement bonsai, accent lighting and a water feature. The main trunk was carved from real wood, and could be easily mistaken for a live tree. To define the space, we also customised a kerb finished in textured coating.
Project: Indoor feature plantscape (Residential)
Scope: Faux plant installation with water feature
In an existing recess, we paired a live feature tree with layered tropical greens and soft accent lighting, transforming this balcony into a quiet retreat.
Project: Balcony (Residential)
Scope: Live plantscape
Key Plants: Ficus Alii, bird’s nest fern
