Plants can add to an otherwise monotonous office environment, a great deal of organic character. They can convert your workspace into a more tranquil, and stimulating environment, but your lovely new indoor plants could suffer an untimely end if you’re not very green-thumbed. Introducing plants may be the missing connection to nature required to boost job productivity and happiness. Office plants can increase the humidity around the office, eliminate air toxins, and improve the indoor air quality while providing a focal point to the workplace.

Larger indoor plants such as Ficus

With the increase in urbanization, we are spending more and more time indoors, mostly at work, 89% of full-time workers average 8.5 hours of work on any given weekday – that’s a lot of time indoors! By turning the office workspace into a Biophilic design you can help improve employee work quality, their well-being, and can enhance the overall aesthetic of an office environment.

What is Biophilia and a Biophilic Design?

Humans have an innate attraction to nature and natural processes like we all have a genetic connection to the natural world,

You probably know that it’s harmful to breathe in polluted air when you’re outside. The same is true when you’re indoors. We spend about 90% of our time indoors – at home, at work, at school, or when we go to shops or restaurants. Air pollution, both indoors and out, is the largest environmental risk to public health. It produces both short term and long-term illness and potentially reduces life expectancy.

Architects, designers, employers, building owners and governments worldwide are responding to a large amount of evidence that the work environment

Office life can get busy and it’s understandable that your decorative plants aren’t always the first priority. Indoor plant maintenance in the U.A.E. is crucial if you want to keep your office plants healthy, happy, pest-free, and looking their best.

Even if you have a minimal number of plants or a simple arrangement, professional indoor plant maintenance can be incredibly useful. All plants have a diverse range of needs that should be taken into account when watering them, feeding them, and re-potting them. Different sunlight requirements are also a big factor

Arid desert environment of the UAE makes green highly desirable and much sought after. We began our journey in interior plantscaping in 2008 after identifying a wide gap in the market between interior designers and indoor plant supply & maintenance services. We aimed to bridge this gulf by providing innovative solutions to bring nature indoors. In the simplest terms, Plantscapes do everything possible to make your indoor space lively and green!

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Nature makes even the tiniest of spaces beautiful and therefore Plantscapes aspire to liven up all kinds

The present generation of urban gardeners work to create gardens where they live. Greenery grows and flourishes on roof terraces and vertically on the walls in apartments. Technical solutions are in full bloom, the spectrum ranges from wall planters to huge hanging gardens.

Plantscapes tapped this growing trend early on and discovered a flourishing worldwide innovation which caught the attention of the home gardener – Moss walls and Green walls. Thanks to clever installation and watering systems, Plantscapes overcame the problem of growing plants into vertical gardenscapes on walls.

Green Walls-

Green walls

If you have ever seen the movie ‘Jurassic Park’ then you would have seen Cycads. Cycads were around 280 million years ago and in the Jurassic period (Dinosaur time) they were big in numbers and in variety.  Unfortunately since then for all different reasons more than half of the 320 species on earth are on the threatened or endangered list.

In Dubai they are used a lot in Landscaping and you will see them in places like Dubai Marina, Arabian Ranches and many of the parks.

Cycads come in different sizes but

There is one word that describes Spathiphyllum to me and that is ‘elegant’. You only have to look at its’ abundance of dark green, glossy , oval shaped leaves which have tall, greenish spikes coming out of them showing off the perfectly formed white, cream flowers (called a spadex) that is then protected by a white sail shaped petal (called a spathe). How beautiful and elegant is that?

It is one of the most popular Indoor plants in the world and it doesn’t need a lot of attention. It comes originally