Indoor plants are one of the easiest ways to rejuvenate your space while literally breathing fresh air into it. Not only do they add a pop of colour, they exude a sense of calm and freshness. And when a new life sprouts, you might even feel a sense of satisfaction. Bring the outdoors in and add a dash of vitality...
Indoor plants are one of the easiest ways to rejuvenate your space while literally breathing fresh air into it. Not only do they add a pop of colour, they exude a sense of calm and freshness. And when a new life sprouts, you might even feel a sense of satisfaction.
Combining their passion for plants and interest in aesthetics, Tumbleweed Plants creates the most stylish plant displays that’ll enrich your space. The innovative plant shop even has a VR/AR program that lets you visualise your space with the new plant.With his love for plants, underground designer , Leo Tay traded the nine-to-five life to embark on his journey with plants with The 3 Keys. One word to describe his plants is wabi-sabi.
Then, they undergo a preservation process that’ll retain their looks for years. The nature artisan artfully crafts the preserved plants into intricate landscaped pieces such as mountains, lakes, or cultural icons. Choose your plants based on emotions, and you’ll see a selection of mini trees, leaves, and florals.is located at 406B Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427634, p.+65 9613 8309. Open Fri 10am -2pm, Sat 12pm -6pm, Sun 12pm -4pm. Closed Mon-Thu.
Bring photos for complimentary in-store styling, or you can have them see the space for better planning with the on-site styling services. Besides providing their range of plants and accessories, they’ll teach you how to nurture the greens and even create custom installations just for you.is located at 326 King George’s Avenue, Singapore 208567, p.+65 9278 0728. Open Mon, Wed-Fri 2pm -10pm, Sat -Sun 12pm-8pm. Closed Tue.
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