Aspen Plants / Portfolio

Portfolio

Twenty five years of interiors, quietly.

A sample of the kind of work Aspen Plants takes on across hotels, corporate offices and private estates. Photography from recent installations drops straight into these plates.

Selected work

Six kinds of room, one approach.

Different buildings, same method. Read the light, specify for it, install without disruption, then come back every single week.

Hotel

Lobby and lounge planting

Specimen palms and floor plants scaled to a double height lobby, installed overnight so the morning shift walked into a finished room. Weekly visits keep the foliage clean enough to sit under a spotlight.

Setting Manhattan hotelScope Design, install, weekly care
Office

Workplace and reception

Floor plants, desk level greenery and a planted reception moment for a corporate floor. Chosen for tolerance of low winter light and long weekends with the blinds shut.

Setting Midtown office floorScope Design, install, weekly care
Estate

Orchids and blooming color

Rotating orchid centerpieces and seasonal blooms through the main rooms of a private estate, refreshed on a schedule so there is always something in flower.

Setting Westchester estateScope Rotation program
Interior trees

Specimen tree placement

Large interior trees for atriums and stairwells, sourced at the size the space needs rather than grown into it over five years.

Setting Connecticut officeScope Sourcing and install
Exterior

Containers and entrance planting

Seasonal container programs at entrances and terraces, changed through the year so the arrival never looks out of season.

Setting Greenwich, CTScope Seasonal program
Clean air

Low light foliage schemes

Sansevieria, pothos and aglaonema schemes for interior rooms with almost no natural light, where most planting fails inside a season.

Setting Downtown NYCScope Design and weekly care
Considering a scheme

Send us a photograph of the space.

A picture and a rough idea of the light is usually enough for us to tell you what will work there and roughly what it costs.

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Free consultation

Tell us about the space and we will tell you what will thrive in it.

A horticulturist walks the space, reads the light, and puts together a plan and a quote. No charge, and no obligation to book the work.