The Client Challenge

They were on the same page from the beginning - greenery is a must. Nevertheless, the staff thought it necessary to add subtle foliage that doesn’t overwhelm the space and works well with the limited floor space. After talking among themselves, the team decided to opt for artificial greenery from Designer Plants.

The Design Objective

After contacting our team and telling us exactly what they wanted to do, we recommended a few different types of faux foliage for their office. Luckily, they had a clear vision and understood how these decor elements would fit in the space.

As professional designers, the staff were able to concisely explain the desired outcome of this project. They pointed us in the right direction from the beginning, so there was almost no room for misunderstanding. After talking with our fauxliege experts, we pulled a few suggestions together. Then, we started planning the setup right away.

The Solution

Although the clients didn’t tell us which products they’d like to have in their space, we tested our expertise and sourced a few recommendations. The team wanted greenery in the waiting room and the bathroom as a start.

As the waiting room is the first room visitors enter upon stepping over the threshold, Blok Design needed to make a good first impression.

But, the team was also clear about still having enough empty wall space for changing decor elements. For example, a few days before our talk, the company had a head office launch party and cleared an entire wall to place a photo backdrop for guests. Had their design been permanent, they would’ve been much more limited.

The space we tackled first was the waiting room. The team perused our artificial hanging garlands and stems and selected a mix of products, including the Artificial Hanging Pearls, Artificial Two-Tone Narrow Leaf Hanging Ruscus Plant, and the Artificial Eucalyptus Stems.

Installation Approach

The mix of fauxliege looked realistic and provided the texture the Blok team wanted. The clients installed a pelmet (aka a cornice board) that conceals the railing where the faux stems hang. The lengths of the garlands vary and lend well to being adjusted at any time by moving and sliding them along the railing.

For the bathroom, the team first considered real greenery. But, after noticing the lack of natural light, they decided artificial greenery was still the way to go. There, we installed more hanging fauxliege above the mirror but at a much smaller scale than the waiting room.

The Result

The faux greenery added height and texture to utilitarian spaces and created a warmer, more welcoming environment for guests and company photoshoots.

The mix of deep green faux hanging bushes was nothing short of a vista against the light-colored walls. The staff could adjust and customize the decor to suit their moods and needs during the day, providing a perpetually changing space.

By building on the property’s existing sophistication and decorating, Blok Design cemented its dedication to premium design.

Why Artificial Greenery Worked So Well

The outcome of this case study proves the importance of greenery to sustain and elevate the atmosphere in any space. Green decor has a positive impact and contributes to the fight for sustainability.

The Blok team was especially excited about never having to sweep dead leaves off the floor or stand on their toes to water the garlands. And with our fauxliege’s UV resistance and warranties, they’ll live for years indoors without needing anything more than dusting.