Live Plants or Faux Plants? These days, it’s not an either/or situation

An update on the age old question: Live vs. Faux?
How can we improve upon nature? Live plants, more in vogue than ever, pair perfectly with seemingly any space- yet contemporary faux plants have come a very long way in recent times, and along with traditional silk flowers and plants, there are also options for preserved, dried, fabricated, even metal botanicals if you’re looking for something implied and more sculptural. Whether your space should feature live foliage or “fauxliage” comes down to your own personal needs and lifestyle. And don’t be surprised if the ideal solution is a combination of the two.
These pointers will help you to choose a plant suitable for your space:

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BTH | Polarmoss

Blondie’s is proud to be one of Polarmoss’ United States, Northeast distributors. Relying on the high-quality of Polarmoss, we have utilized their products for many years in a wide range of design applications. Whether you are in need of bulk supplies or customized design elements, Blondie’s can provide a range of services including design, custom fabrication and installation and shipment of this versatile and unique product.

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Plants + Retail

Effective plant design in shopping malls and retail environments have several strong functions to offer. Plantscaping can emphasize the character of the mall and help create an atmosphere that shoppers enjoy. The presence of greenery makes shopping centers more appealing to customers creating an enjoyable shopping experience. Plants are also known to reduce noise levels which can be important for busy retail destinations. From directing foot traffic to providing shoppers with an inviting place to relax between shopping visits, plants are an integral part of the selling environment.

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Color in Tribeca

Referencing this square footage as an internal courtyard might be a stretch. A more accurate description would perhaps be the awesome things that New Yorkers can do with the tiny spaces we have.

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