The architectural firm passed the project guidelines onto us. The design was inspired by the nature reserve “Kępa Redłowska”, making a reference to the Baltic Sea and the richness of local natural environment.

Our goal was to move away from the conventional way of thinking about interior design, and to create an inner landscape instead, that would resemble a natural clomp.

This idea has been realized by creating a bespoke line of pots, which were later introduced to our standard offer. These pots made it possible to create multi-storey plant arrangements, as well as indoor mobile hills and hanging plant units.

Quantitative objectives:

We used the algorithm to measure photosynthesis efficiency, that has been developed in collaboration with prominent scientists.
Moreover, we offered to use plants, which are known for efficiency in purifying the air of volatile organic compounds.
Plants of highest efficiency and large biologically active surface was used to create green walls, from which, when growing, will be repotted to hanging modules, and later to pots creating indoor hills.
We have divided the office into 3 parts – to have better control over any changes in the quality of space we used max 3 kinds of plants in each part. Now, during maintenance works we constantly change the plants arrangements, mixing the plants within all 3 parts. We also monitor the photosynthesis state.

Additionally, each plant has been assigned a name on an identification card.

Our goal is to, with time, create a balanced environment- both in the natural context, by including each plant’s needs, and in the aesthetical and functional space aspect.