A hybrid approach was adopted, with a mixture of live and artificial planting used. Live planting was strategically placed in several key areas to maximise its impact while artificial elements added complementary touches.

This included:

• Rows of cabinet-top planters featuring vibrant green plants to create natural partitions between workspaces while maintaining openness.
• A central curved planting station in the breakout space adorned with a variety of lush, live plants. The broad green leaves and varied textures created a biophilic focal point, enhancing the relaxed, collaborative atmosphere.
• Pillar planting with trailing foliage that softened structural elements in the seating area.
• Integrated storage planting within modular units, featuring air-purifying live plants and trailing species. This added greenery in practical, space-efficient ways.
• A framed artificial green wall, visible in the breakout area, adds a striking vertical element that brings texture and colour to the space. This low-maintenance feature provides a consistent, polished look, complementing the natural tones of the surrounding wood finishes.

We have continued maintaining the plants here, ensuring they remain healthy and vibrant and that Element always makes the right impression on colleagues, clients, and visitors alike.