Plants at Work

Plants change working environments by adding a touch of nature and style while improving the indoor climate. Through their form, colour, and type of growth, they represent a living design material. Whether it is in an open-plan office, co-working space, or employee lounge, their positive effect on people is visible and tangible.

Plants at Work is targeted towards those who want to integrate plants into their spatial concepts. It features current examples of greenterior design, artistic plant constellations, and insights into the design of plant pots, along with background knowledge from exemplary projects and interior architecture with botany.

Author: The qualified carpenter and certified product designer Miriam Koepf is a specialist in spatial installations. She has worked at various design agencies in Stuttgart and founded the botanical design studio Phyllis in 2015. Her focus is on the integration of indoor plant installations, especially in working environments. She has coined the term 'greenterior design' and conveys her approach through conceptual plant pop-up shops, constructive cooperations with architects, and inspiring workshops for students.

Selling Points:

• A wide-ranging manual for the design of green working environments.
• For a better indoor climate and greater wellbeing in the workplace.
• Plant and pot information with useful background knowledge.
• Clear examples with large-format photos, charmingly illustrated.
• 160 colour illustrations.