LIVING DECOR · FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS
A room, growing
beautifully.
Choose the presence you want today.
Leave room for what it becomes.
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01 / A LIVING STUDY
FIRST, THE LIGHT. THEN, THE PLANT.
One room. Three possibilities.
This example starts with bright, filtered daylight beside a window. Three candidates for that setting; three ways to grow into the composition.
Illustrative light brief—not a measurement from the image. Your shortlist starts with the light at the actual planting position, window direction, shading and seasonal changes.
Soft & feathery.
Parlor palm · Chamaedorea elegans. A fine-textured, gentle accent for a quiet corner.
A room that feels settled.
An established specimen brings presence now, with space for the canopy to develop.
Compare all three stages side by side
THE COMPOSITION, FROM EVERY ANGLE
Give it breathing room.
The canopy is part of the furniture plan. Consider its width as carefully as its height.
AI concept images and schematic drawings, not a client photograph, measured floor plan or live AR. Stages illustrate possible size and character—not a growth timetable or a promise of a particular final shape. Nursery form, care, pruning and conditions affect the result. Planter size changes with the plant; final placement and clearances are checked against your room.
FINISH THE ROOM. KEEP YOUR VOICE.
Your design.
A living finishing touch.
Start with the space.We review the available light, room proportions and household needs before choosing plants.
See the possibilities.Compare form, scale and the feeling of a young or established specimen in the room.
Present it as yours.Your branding, considered room views and a clear handoff for your client.
LET’S START WITH ONE ROOM
What are you
working on?
Leave a few details and Richard will follow up personally. Exploring the idea is welcome, too.
Design specification service. Plants, planters, purchasing, installation and maintenance are not included. Please leave out client names, addresses and confidential plans.
Plant selection notes
Each room has its own illustrative light brief. The images do not measure light. Real project recommendations also consider care, household safety, available specimens and seasonal light.
NC State: parlor palm · RHS: kentia palm · NC State: corn plant
Dining-room candidates: NC State: rubber plant · NC State: fiddle-leaf fig · kentia palm above. Bedroom candidates: parlor palm above · NC State: cast iron plant · NC State: ZZ plant.
Corn plant, ZZ plant and the ficus options need particular consideration around pets and children because ingestion or sap can be harmful. Include household needs in the brief. Tolerating gentler light does not mean thriving without daylight; growth may be slower.