Type of project: New Office
Green Envee supplied and installed artificial planting for the new head office of Bugler Construction Group in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire.
The installation spans three floors of the new office, with artificial plants positioned in end-of-desk planters to introduce greenery and a subtle layer of colour throughout the workspace.
The project combines practical workplace planting with carefully considered design details, using the planter colour as a starting point for the planting scheme.
A Defined Brief for a New Workplace
The brief was to add artificial planting to end-of-desk planters throughout the new office environment.
The planters were specified in a distinctive rusty red finish, providing a strong design detail within the contemporary office.
Green Envee’s role was to select and install artificial planting that complemented the planters while creating a consistent look across all three floors.
Challenge
Getting the Details Right Across Three Floors
With the installation extending across three floors, consistency was important.
The challenge was not simply to add greenery, but to ensure the planting worked with the wider colour scheme and the individual desk planters.
The rusty red finish provided a clear design reference, so the planting needed to complement this colour without overpowering the office environment.
SolutionColour-Matched Planting with Attention to Detail
Green Envee selected artificial plants with subtle hints of the same red tone used on the desk planters.
This creates a visual connection between the planters and planting, helping the elements feel considered as one overall scheme rather than separate additions.
The artificial planting provides the appearance of greenery without the ongoing maintenance associated with living office plants, making it a practical option for a busy commercial workplace.
From the planter finish to the foliage selection, each element was considered as part of the overall design.
Attention to detail is at the heart of every Green Envee project, and this installation demonstrates how relatively simple planting details can add colour, character and greenery to a new workplace.