The Caryota Palm gets its nickname Fish Tail Palm from the triangular geometry of its leaves that is shaped like a fish tail. Architects love the geometric leaves because it can give a very sophisticated look that goes great in modern or contemporary designs. In the photo below of one of our recent installs you can see how this Fishtail Palm defines this beautiful space:
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Stunning Fish Tail Palm (Caryota Palm) defines this space
Monday, May 7, 2012
Ficus Lyrata aka Fiddle Leaf Fig
The Ficus Lyrata aka Fiddle Leaf Fig is a classic interior plant. It is a type of fig tree but does not produce fruit and it originates from lowland tropical rain forests in West Africa. Ficus Lyratas need bright environments to thrive. The placement below is perfect for these plants with natural light skylights augmenting the interior lighting of this office space.
Monday, April 30, 2012
Check out this color pallette
This ASI Bronze European Container and lush Green Lisa Dracaena really pops in this new office space with the brown tone carpet and the yellow and light green walls. What a great color combination!
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Newest plant in our line-up: Dracaena Whitney
We are very excited about this new variety in the Dracaena family -- the Dracaena Whitney with dramatic striping in the leaves.
A perfect specimen of Dracaena Whitney
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Beautiful Phalaenopsis Orchid Bowl
Orchids are elegant and make a statement like no other flower. Very popular right now is placing multiple orchids in one bowl -- anywhere from three to a dozen plants. Look at how dramatic the effect is in this modern chrome bowl:
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Amazing seaside succulent garden
Succulents need the right light to thrive indoors. These are not indoor but look at this amazing garden on the seaside in Southern California:
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Bird of Paradise Bloom
One of our Bird of Paradises bloomed indoors - this is hard to do and requires the right lighting:
What stunning colors!
What stunning colors!
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