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Featured Green Corner & Tropical Styling Projects

byArti MathurVisit studio in Andheri East, MumbaiStarts from5,500 per wall section (up to 5 units)View full gallery

A look at my favorite transformations, from Mumbai high-rise balconies to quiet lobby corners, all designed to grow with you.

I transformed this simple lift lobby into a lush, tropical green corner. This arrangement uses a variety of low-light, low-maintenance plants like ZZ plants and aglaonemas, combined with natural stones and a calming Buddha statue to create a peaceful entryway.

This is a look at a high-rise balcony project in Worli, where I used a series of modern white planters to create a clean, elegant green space. The plants were chosen to withstand the wind and sun exposure while framing the incredible city and sea view.

Hi. Here I am on my balcony, showing some freshly potted indoor plants. I focus on selecting plants that are easy to care for and don't require a lot of water, making them perfect for busy people who still want to enjoy the benefits of having greenery around.

To bring life to a plain wall, I designed this arrangement of glass bowl wall planters. Each terrarium holds a different plant variety, creating a beautiful and space-saving vertical garden that adds a unique artistic touch to the home.

A key element of my styling is creating a sense of peace, often through Zen-inspired decor. This planter, featuring a serene Buddha head surrounded by colorful crotons and other foliage, instantly becomes a tranquil focal point on a terrace.

I am proud to be a certified Permaculture designer. This training in sustainable living and agricultural practices is at the core of my work, influencing how I design gardens, propagate plants, and create self-reliant green ecosystems for my clients.

Here is a close-up of a tropical greenscape I created, mixing different leaf shapes, colors, and textures. I used caladiums, peace lilies, and other foliage plants with natural stones and a wooden log to build a rich, layered, and natural-looking corner.

About Featured

What you see here is more than just placing pots. I focus on building a living, self-sufficient corner based on my Permaculture training. I do not believe in setups that need constant replacing. My approach relies on hardy, low-maintenance plants like Snake plants and ZZ plants that thrive in your specific light conditions. We often repurpose your existing planters and household items, keeping waste low while creating a layered, tropical vibe that actually survives our Mumbai humidity.

My Design Philosophy

Whether it is a high-rise balcony in Worli or a dull lift lobby, my goal remains the same: create a space that feels like a tiny jungle. I use the principles of Earth Care and People Care to design setups that are easy to manage.

Why This Matters

Many people think a green corner requires a gardener's constant attention. It does not. By selecting the right plant mix—Areca palms for height, Peace lilies for texture—and using a well-draining potting mix, I ensure your plants stay happy even if you forget to water them occasionally.

Sustainable Choices

I love reusing what you already have. If you have old pots, we integrate them. If we need new ones, we look for natural textures that ground the space. This is my 'kachra kam karo' (reduce waste) approach. I also set up drip systems so you can enjoy the greenery without the daily chore of watering.

Let’s Talk Plants

If you want to know which plants will survive your specific balcony light or how we can turn your empty wall into a vertical garden, let me know. I am happy to walk you through how we can transform your space.

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Arti Mathur

Visit studio in Andheri East, MumbaiStarts from 5,500 per wall section (up to 5 units)

I’m Arti. I believe every space, whether it's a small balcony or a dull lift lobby, deserves a slice of nature. I don’t just style with plants; I design to ensure they thrive long-term with minimal fuss.

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