Creating a Jungle-Inspired Office
This client had one clear vision for their office: jungle.
With plenty of natural light, we selected fast-growing plants that would thrive in the space while creating a lush, full look.
Monsteras and Golden Pothos were used in desk troughs to add height and fullness, while large Bird of Paradise plants created impact at the entrance. Trailing plants were added to shelving to soften the space and highlight product displays.
Throughout the rest of the office, Kentia Palms and large Philodendrons helped create the dense, tropical feel the client was after.
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Ziwi Food Company 2024
Creating a Tuscan-Inspired Restaurant Feel
This client had taken over a building with high ceilings and existing colours that were costly to change. Instead, plants became a key part of softening the interior and transforming the overall feel of the space.
We created a more intimate, Tuscan-inspired atmosphere using large conifers at the entrance, along with Ficus and bay trees through the outdoor areas.
Inside, living walls helped create separation and intimacy for diners, while artificial plants were used in high, hard-to-reach areas where regular watering and maintenance would have been impractical.
The result was a warmer, more inviting space that used greenery to completely change the feel of the building.
Casa Restaurant 2023
Modern Office Plant Installation
Following a full refurbishment, this client wanted plants that would complement the building’s marble benchtops, curated interiors and modern design.
With more than 100 plants installed throughout the office, the focus was on keeping the planting simple and allowing both the pots and the interior finishes to stand out.
We used a mix of plant sizes and styles, from large palms and Ficus Benjamina through to smaller tabletop ZZ Plants.
Andersons Plants also looks after the ongoing maintenance, meaning the client can enjoy healthy, well-presented plants without having to manage the different care requirements of each variety.
Sainsbury & Logan 2025
For this restaurant project, the client had decided they wanted to purchase the plants outright and create a strong tropical feel throughout the space.
With a beautiful seating area already in place, the finishing touch was the right selection of plants to soften the area and bring the overall design to life.
The client utilised Andersons Plants’ experience and expertise to help select plants that would suit the environment while achieving the lush, tropical look they were after.
Bringing the Tropical Vision to Life
We used a wide variety of plants throughout the restaurant, including Bromeliads, palms, ginger plants and other tropical varieties to create colour, texture and depth.
The planting was designed to complement the seating areas and help create a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for customers.
We also carried the tropical theme through both the interior and exterior spaces, using larger stand-alone plants in a selection of our designer pots.
This helped create a consistent look throughout the restaurant while adding impact to key areas.
Mixd Cocktail Bar 2025
Davmet 2026
We had the opportunity to work on a commercial office project where the client was creating what they described as their “forever office.”
With an architectural company helping guide the overall design, the client already had a clear vision for how they wanted the space to look and feel. The pot styling, colour palette and plant selection all needed to work together with the wider interior design rather than simply adding plants as an afterthought.
At Andersons Plants, this is the type of project we love.
Sourcing Plants to Suit the Design
Working with the client’s vision, we sourced a range of plants that would complement the different areas throughout the building.
The planting included:
Snake Plants
Monstera Thai Constellation
Kentia Palms
These were used throughout the office to create a mix of structure, height and feature planting.
A burgundy-inspired colour scheme was also incorporated into the pot styling, helping the plants and pots tie in with the architectural finishes and overall design of the building.
The result was a cohesive planting scheme that felt like part of the office from day one.