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Hospitality
Fort Lauderdale, FL
The Dalmar Fort Lauderdale
Clean, functional white planters lifted the warmth of the hotel’s public spaces, adding nature, sophistication and refinement without competing with the interior architecture.
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Multifamily
West Hollywood, CA
Zola Properties – 812 Huntley, Hollywood
The brief was survival first: planters and plants that hold up under harsh California sun and heat, where common houseplants and consumer pots simply fail.
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Hospitality
Washington, DC
Penthouse Pool Club Washington
At the highest point of the building the pool deck took the full force of wind and weather, ringed by hard concrete. Planting softened the surfaces and made an exposed roof feel like a room.
Office
Panama City, Panama
Office Design With Jay Scotts Planters
The client needed planters that complemented the office interior, kept the plants healthy, and never became a nuisance or a safety hazard in circulation space.
Hospitality
Miami Beach, FL
The Gates South Beach
The pool area is the first thing guests see on arrival. Planting was used to set the tone of the property from the moment of entry, in a coastal salt-air environment.
Transport
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia Airport Terminals
Thirty-two million passengers a year move through PHL. Floor-standing planters at conveyors and walkways turned a transit corridor into a destination with botanical presence — color-matched to the airport’s own red hardscape.
Hospitality
Miami, FL
Fortune House Hotel Suites, Miami
A modern property that read unpolished and empty. Planters softened the hard lines of the architecture and the planting added color, texture, and a sense of serenity.
Multifamily
Santa Monica, CA
Claude Marquise – 301 Ocean, Santa Monica
Privacy was the requirement — for rooftops, balconies and interior apartments — delivered with planting rather than screens or partitions.
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