Indoor Jungle NZ

08/08/2025

18/04/2025

There is always more room for plants 🪴🤣

Don’t let anyone tell you there’s not room for more plants 🌱

12/04/2025

That’s my biggest motivation to go to a party 😂

25/03/2025

🌞When the sun shines and the wind settles, there's nothing better than working outdoors! This space was begging for greenery, and we answered the call.

🌿We chose hardy New Zealand natives from a local nursery to keep the carbon footprint minimal and ensure the plants thrive in this exposed spot—even against the harsh winter winds.

🌳If you're thinking about greening your land, now is the perfect time! The weather is cooler, there's plenty of rain to keep the soil moist, and the plants have all winter to establish strong root systems—ready to explode with growth in spring.

✉️Get in touch if you’d like to bring more life to your space!

23/03/2025

…where the jungle begins 🤭🌿

22/03/2025

The results are in :)

22/03/2025

Our Indoor Jungle plants have found a temporary home in this stunningly renovated character house—currently on the market, but not for long!

I love how the owners preserved its original charm instead of stripping it down for a generic renovation. The home stager did an amazing job, adding quirky pieces that complement the vibe perfectly.

And, of course, the finishing touch? Lush, living greenery transforming this space from just a house into a warm, inviting home. 🌱💚

What do you think—would you live here? 👇🏡✨

20/03/2025

Sometimes we need only small changes.. one plant at a time 😊🌿

18/03/2025

It was a pleasure to see these stunning artificial plants and flowers from Flower Systems—they truly take decoration to the next level!

While I’m a big fan of live plants and love incorporating them into my designs, I can definitely see the value of these beauties as well. They’re a great option for spaces where live plants might not be practical, such as healthcare facilities or areas with high ceilings that need a touch of greenery but are difficult to maintain.

What’s your preference—live plants or artificial ones?