Featured Indoor Plant Installations

This is one of my favorite projects. I used a ZZ Raven plant, known for its dark, dramatic leaves, and placed it against a custom-lit wooden wall. It shows how the right plant can become a piece of living art in a modern bedroom.

Here, I paired two large, healthy statement plants, a Schefflera and a Philodendron, in glossy blue ceramic planters. This combination adds a vibrant splash of color and lush texture to a neutral-toned living space.

Here, I paired two large, healthy statement plants, a Schefflera and a Philodendron, in glossy blue ceramic planters. This combination adds a vibrant splash of color and lush texture to a neutral-toned living space.

Here, I paired two large, healthy statement plants, a Schefflera and a Philodendron, in glossy blue ceramic planters. This combination adds a vibrant splash of color and lush texture to a neutral-toned living space.

Here, I paired two large, healthy statement plants, a Schefflera and a Philodendron, in glossy blue ceramic planters. This combination adds a vibrant splash of color and lush texture to a neutral-toned living space.

I love using tall plants to draw the eye upward and make a room feel bigger. This Ficus tree was perfect for this spot next to the window, creating a beautiful, natural frame and adding life to the corner.

I love using tall plants to draw the eye upward and make a room feel bigger. This Ficus tree was perfect for this spot next to the window, creating a beautiful, natural frame and adding life to the corner.

Plants make a workplace feel more welcoming. For this office reception, I chose a tall, elegant Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) in a simple concrete-style pot to create a positive first impression for visitors.

Unused spaces like the area under a staircase are perfect for creating a small plant feature. I grouped a Bird's Nest Fern and a Philodendron here to turn a forgotten corner into a lively green nook.