Our Design Services

A living wall – also called a green wall, plant wall, or vertical garden – is a vertical structure covered with living plants, providing a sustainable and creative way to bring nature into urban spaces.

Yes, you can add your own planters or paint our planters and add your own plants. You will be providing your own seating, tables and even parasols as long as you remove them and store them inside outside of business hours.

Yes, the SuDS planters can be adapted to site conditions or education/interpretation goals.

Yes – the planter is a brilliant engagement and learning tool that supports curriculum links and community action.

Through features like bee bricks, bug hotels, a watering hole, hollow stems, and a hedgehog house, the SuDS Planter provides a diverse set of wildlife habitats.

Ideal for schools, parks, and grey, urban spaces – anywhere that needs both sustainable drainage and a biodiversity uplift.

Yes – it delivers the same stormwater retention and filtration benefits with added wildlife functionality.

It’s a SuDS planter that manages rainfall while incorporating diverse wildlife habitats for birds, pollinators, amphibians and more.

Yes – green roofs can increase property value through better energy efficiency, longevity, and environmental credentials.

With proper installation and care, a green roof can extend your roof’s lifespan by 20 to 30 years.

Green roofs can be installed on slopes up to 45°, though additional support systems may be needed for steeper pitches.

Yes, extensive green roofs are lightweight and low-maintenance, while intensive green roofs resemble rooftop gardens and support deeper planting.

A green roof is a layer of vegetation planted over a waterproof system installed on top of a flat or slightly sloped roof.

Yes. Each hub is tailored to local needs, space availability and priorities, such as biodiversity enhancement, accessibility, or branding for business improvement districts.

Standard features can include cycle parking, rain gardens, green screens, seating, digital or physical signage, e-bike/e-scooter docks and community noticeboards.

Options can include rain gardens, timber seating, bug hotels, bird boxes, play features, planting, wayfinding signage and exercise equipment, all tailored to the site and users.

The main consideration when installing a living wall is the structural strength of the wall. Otherwise, living walls can be installed in almost any location, whether sunny, shady, or windy. Whatever the environment, we will identify plants that can thrive in that space.

Biophilic design has the power to rejuvenate neglected or underutilised spaces. By integrating natural elements, what might have been an ignored corner of a school can become a thriving hub for learning and relaxation. The transformation of such areas into green spaces, reading nooks, or sensory gardens can provide students with additional zones for exploration, relaxation, and learning outside the confines of a traditional classroom.

In educational settings, biophilic design offers many benefits. Spaces infused with natural elements can lead to improved concentration, reduced stress, and heightened creativity among learners. Natural light, plant life, and organic materials can create an atmosphere that is both calming and stimulating, fostering an optimal environment for both teaching and learning. The sensory stimulation from these natural elements aids cognitive function, enhancing the retention of knowledge and encouraging collaborative learning.

Biophilic design is an architectural and design philosophy that seeks to integrate nature and natural patterns into human-made spaces. The term “biophilia” means “love of life or living systems,” emphasising our innate connection and attraction to nature. In essence, biophilic design acknowledges the human need for nature and harnesses this connection in modern built environments.

We design for a variety of projects, including commercial and residential spaces, rooftop gardens, public spaces and educational institutions. Our services are adaptable to different scales and settings.

Absolutely. We specialise in creating custom designs. Whether it’s a unique planter, office space or tailored planting scheme, we bring each client’s vision to life.

Plant selection is dependent on the product and the space. Following a site visit, our horticultural experts will carefully select a scheme that considers aspects such as maintenance needs, biodiversity support and water management.

We work closely with clients throughout the design process, from initial consultation to final installation support. Following this we provide thorough maintenance guidance and offer ongoing aftercare to ensure spaces remain healthy and vibrant.