Celebrating Green Wall Day

Friday, 14 February 2025

Tomorrow, February 15th, marks International Green Wall Day, a global celebration of the beauty and benefits of living green walls. Whether indoors or outdoors, these lush vertical gardens enhance urban environments, improve air quality, boost well-being, and support biodiversity.

This special day was chosen to honour Stanley Hart White, the visionary landscape architect who pioneered the living wall concept over 130 years ago. His groundbreaking innovation continues to inspire architects, designers, and interior landscapers worldwide.

One in Seven See Houseplants as Family: Exploring the Profound Connection Between People and Plants

Thursday, 23 January 2025

In a fascinating study conducted by the University of South Australia, researchers uncovered the depth of emotional connection that people can have with their houseplants. The findings revealed that one in seven individuals views their houseplants as part of their family, demonstrating just how integral plants can be to our daily lives.

Nurture Landscapes Transforms Central London Bank with Stunning Interior Planting

Wednesday, 12 February 2025

Nurture Landscapes has successfully completed an ambitious interior landscaping project for a leading bank in central London. The installation featured two striking 7.5m Bucida trees, designed to enhance the reception area by introducing planting and reducing glare.

Top Houseplants for 2025 Interior Landscaping: Insights from plants@work Suppliers

Thursday, 09 January 2025

Houseplants are at the heart of interior landscaping design trends for 2025, reflecting their evolving role as more than mere decorative elements. These living accents are now recognised as powerful contributors to wellness, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal. As our indoor spaces increasingly prioritise biophilic design and holistic living, certain houseplant species are emerging as clear favourites for the year ahead.

Beyond Greenery: Unlocking the Full Potential of Biophilic Design

Wednesday, 05 February 2025

Biophilic design has gained significant traction over the last decade as a way to support well-being, enhance built environments, and even improve productivity. While many in the interior landscaping industry focus on plants as the core element, biophilic design extends far beyond greenery alone.

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