A preserved moss wall with a company sign along a walkway in an office atrium

New development biophilic design · Projects worldwide

New Developments

Preserved botanical installations for residential and mixed-use developments, from sales galleries and model residences to lobbies, amenity floors, and corridors.

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Finished from the first showing.

Nordblooms creates preserved trees, planters, florals, moss walls, and custom botanical installations for new residential and mixed-use developments — bringing lasting natural presence without watering, soil, pollen, or routine maintenance.

Preserved trees and planters around the staircase of an office lobby
Tall white planters of preserved greenery around a round seating area in a lobby

  • Custom to Building

  • No Sunlight

  • No Irrigation

  • 100% Natural

Selected Nordblooms work

New development installations

A preserved olive tree in a tall white planter, a smaller tree and a lounge chair by a wood-slat wall Corridors & Elevator Lobbies
Preserved plants in white planters beside the elevators of an office lobby Model Residences
A preserved moss wall beside a conference table in a high-rise office Sales Galleries & Marketing Suites
Preserved plants and trailing amaranthus in planters between lounge chairs, against a wood-slat wall Lobbies & Entrances
Preserved greenery in a low white planter in front of wood slats Residents’ Lounges
Pink preserved hydrangeas and roses in tall glass vases on a black stand at an entrance Co-Working & Business Lounges
A grey planter box of preserved foliage and trailing amaranthus dividing an open-plan office Leasing Offices
Hanging ring planters of preserved trailing greenery above a café in a glass atrium Fitness & Wellness Amenities
Peach preserved roses and greenery in a gold vase on a living room coffee table Atriums & Grand Staircases
Preserved plants in white planters beside the elevators of an office lobby
Preserved greenery and trailing ivy in a tall white planter Retail & Commercial Podiums
A preserved cloud-pruned tree in a cream planter beside a glass staircase

Also available for: Penthouse Suites · Residents’ Clubs · Screening Rooms · Amenity Corridors

Why preserved

A considered answer to a practical brief.

New buildings rarely have anyone on hand to water a plant. Sales galleries sit empty between viewings, model residences wait months for buyers, and amenity floors open before the building fills. Live plants struggle in that setting, and faux greenery cheapens a launch. Preserved botanicals stay natural through sales, completion, and lease-up: real plants and flowers that keep their look for years with no watering, irrigation, or routine care, and no soil to manage.

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    Sales galleries and model residences that must look finished at every viewing

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    Amenity spaces that open before the building fills, with no one on hand to care for plants

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    Lobbies, corridors, and amenity floors with limited daylight or no practical water access

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    Custom installations designed around the building’s architecture, finishes, and project schedule

01 — Spaces

Botanical design for new residential and mixed-use developments.

Sales Galleries & Model Residences
Give buyers a finished, lived-in first impression with trees, florals, and planters that stay fresh for every viewing, however long the units wait.
Lobbies & Entrances
Set the tone for the building at the door with sculptural trees, green walls, florals, or a custom botanical feature.
Amenity Lounges & Wellness
Bring a calm, natural feel to residents’ lounges, co-working spaces, and fitness and wellness amenities.
Corridors & Common Areas
Add rhythm and warmth to corridors, elevator lobbies, and shared circulation on every floor.

Every Layer, One Studio

Complete biophilic environments, from the sales gallery to the top floor.

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A wall of preserved moss and foliage behind curved seating in a lounge
01 / Green walls

Green walls

Turn a lobby feature wall, sales gallery backdrop, or amenity wall into a signature moment with single moss, mixed moss, or full foliage, wall-mounted or overhead.

LIFESPAN · 5–10 YEARS

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A preserved olive tree in a tall white planter, a smaller tree and a lounge chair by a wood-slat wall
02 / Preserved trees

Preserved trees

Full-canopy sculptural trees give double-height lobbies, atriums, and lounges height and presence, with no shedding and no growth to manage.

LIFESPAN · UP TO 5 YEARS

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Preserved foliage and eucalyptus in a round cream planter against a wood-slat wall
03 / Architectural planters

Architectural planters

Foliage planters curated to the building’s finishes, dressing model residences and adding rhythm to corridors and amenity spaces.

LIFESPAN · UP TO 3 YEARS

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Tall glass vases of peach and pink preserved roses at a boutique entrance
04 / Floral arrangements

Floral arrangements

Real flowers, preserved to stay fresh with no watering or upkeep, for model residence tables, console tops, and reception desks.

LIFESPAN · 1–3 YEARS

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02 — Development delivery

Timed to the project — from sales launch to completion.

Nordblooms works with developers, architects, interior designers, general contractors, and sales and marketing teams. We coordinate the botanical layer around construction phasing, finishes, furnishings, and access, in one building or across several. A single Nordblooms team designs, builds, and installs, whether the work is made in our SoHo studio or directly on site, giving your project one point of contact from the first site visit through completion.

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    Review the development

    We review plans, unit and amenity layouts, sightlines, buyer and resident routes, and the spaces where botanical impact matters most.

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    Coordinate with the design

    We develop the botanical scope alongside architecture, millwork, furniture, lighting, signage, finishes, and the wider interior concept.

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    Plan around construction

    We assess delivery access, construction phasing, punch-list timing, and installation windows with the general contractor and the relevant project partners, so the botanical work goes in when the space is ready.

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    Deliver a lasting result

    Preserved botanicals need no watering or routine care, so installations stay in place through sales, completion, and lease-up without adding to your management team’s workload.

For developers, designers & architects

A botanical partner for development teams.

Request the Nordblooms development resource packet for installation options, sizing guidance, material and care details, and a checklist for starting a project conversation.

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Selected collaborators, clients & recognition

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Development project questions

For the development team.

These questions address new development planning. Detailed material, care, and sizing information belongs on the relevant product pages.

Can installations stay in place while units are still unsold or unoccupied?

Yes. Preserved botanicals need no watering, irrigation, or sunlight, so nobody has to be on site to care for them in a sales gallery, model residence, or vacant amenity floor.

Can installation be timed to construction and completion?

Yes. Scheduling is assessed around construction phasing, access, punch-list timing, and installation requirements, and coordinated early with the general contractor and the relevant project partners.

Can you design for model residences and sales galleries?

Yes. Trees, planters, and floral arrangements can be designed around the interior concept of a model residence or sales gallery and installed ready for viewings.

What do you need for a preliminary budget?

Send floor plans or renderings, development location, target dates, approximate dimensions, intended spaces, and inspiration images.

How long will the installation last?

Florals last one to three years, planters up to three years, trees up to five years, and green walls five to ten years, when kept indoors in suitable conditions.

Start a development project

Planning a new development?

Whether the building is still on the drawing board or already under construction, Nordblooms can recommend the botanical direction or build on your renderings, plans, and mood boards. Tell us about the project and we’ll suggest where to begin.

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Plans, timelines and reference images are welcome. Nordblooms replies with a recommended direction and next steps.

Nordblooms Design Services

Have a vision in mind or not sure where to start?

Book a consultation with Nordblooms Design Services. We help developers and design teams bring preserved nature into new buildings, with every installation planned from first concept through final placement.

We integrate trees, planters, green walls, florals, and custom installations to create cohesive spaces designed around the building and the people who will live and work in it.

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Preserved moss and foliage in a planter beside a cream lounge chair

Bespoke creations

Inspiration gallery

A look at how preserved greenery and florals give new buildings a finished, lived-in feel, from the sales gallery to the amenity floor.

  • A preserved moss wall with a company sign set into it in an office atrium
  • A preserved cloud-pruned tree in the corner of an executive office
  • A grey planter box of preserved foliage and trailing amaranthus in an office
  • White preserved florals and eucalyptus on a shelf above a washroom sink
  • Three cream planters of preserved greenery against a dark slatted wall
  • A round frame of preserved moss and ferns on a wall
  • A preserved olive tree in a tall white planter, a smaller tree and a lounge chair by a wood-slat wall
  • Preserved plants in white planters beside the elevators of an office lobby
  • A preserved moss wall at the end of an office conference room
  • Grey planter boxes of preserved foliage and trailing amaranthus between office desks
  • Preserved florals in a lit wall niche beside an open-plan office
  • Hanging ring planters of preserved trailing greenery above a café with city views