At Chubb, aerial planters bring greenery from the ceiling down, while considered planting throughout softens and animates the contemporary workplace.
Client
Chubb
Location
Takapuna, Auckland
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Greenery, from the ceiling down
The centrepiece of Chubb’s kitchen and breakout is a set of circular aerial planters - large ring frames draped with trailing ferns and pothos that hang above the island bench, creating a living canopy that transforms an everyday social space into somewhere people genuinely want to spend time.
A considered approach throughout
Beyond the kitchen, the approach is just as deliberate. At reception, a statement areca palm in a single Oxide planter introduces a warm rust tone that grounds the space on arrival. In the open plan, Tambours partition the workspace with a lush mix of dieffenbachia, bird’s nest ferns, calathea and ZZ plants. Introducing greenery at desk height while creating softness and definition between zones. Near the windows, a cluster of Terrace planters in Sorrento pairs monstera and kentia palms with a refined cement form, completing the picture where natural light does the rest.
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