Planters for Commercial Spaces

For this wide corridor at Lulu Hypermarket, I designed these modern slatted wood benches with built-in planters. This solution adds comfortable seating and greenery without cluttering the walkway, using artificial grasses for a clean, no-maintenance look.

To create a grand and welcoming entrance for the Lulu Hypermarket, I lined the exterior walkway with large potted Phoenix palms. These statement plants immediately establish a sophisticated, natural mood for visitors as they arrive.

A closer look at the potted palms at the Lulu Hypermarket entrance. I use high-quality planters and top them with white pebbles for a polished, professional finish that complements the modern architecture.

This is a view of the main shopping corridor at Lulu Hypermarket, showing how I use a series of coordinated planters to add consistent greenery. The simple grey planters add a touch of nature without distracting from the retail environment.

Here, I used long rectangular planters with spiky, architectural plants to line the central walkway. This creates a soft barrier and guides foot traffic while adding a strong visual element to the floor space.

A single potted Dieffenbachia plant adds a splash of variegated color to the mall corridor. Even small, well-placed plants can make a big difference in breaking up large, open spaces and making them feel more welcoming.

I believe every corner is an opportunity for greenery. Here, I've placed simple, elegant planters with lush foliage near the elevators to soften the hard surfaces and improve the waiting experience for shoppers.

Another example of using planters to define space in a large mall. The placement of these planters helps guide the eye and create a more structured, pleasant path for people to walk along.