All the life of a houseplant, with zero fuss. Ferns, grasses, palms and sculptural greenery, chosen for leaves you'll want to reach out and touch. Take a look at the leaf detail up close.
Perfect for shelves, desks, corners and the windowless rooms where real plants struggle.
Planting a whole office, hotel or restaurant? I design and install complete schemes, with fire-retardant options. See botanical installations for business.
From Sharon's studio
Good greenery makes a space feel alive. The plants in this collection are chosen for their realism: soft, matt leaves with natural veining and colour that shifts from leaf to leaf, set in planters that look as considered as the plants themselves.
Small pieces like ferns, grasses and dianthus bowls are perfect for shelves, desks, bathrooms and bedside tables. Larger plants like monstera, alocasia and palms fill a corner beautifully and soften a room without any watering, feeding or repotting. They're a natural fit for offices too, and I've shared ideas in flowers for offices and reception desks.
Group plants in odd numbers and mix heights, so a tall palm sits beside something low and trailing. Repeat a planter colour around the room to tie it together, and place greenery where it would naturally grow, near a window or beside a lamp.
For bigger statements, see my statement botanical trees, or talk to me about flower and green walls.
Yes. Real-touch leaves have a soft, matt finish and natural veining, so they look convincing in daylight and lamplight, even up close.
Every few weeks, dust them with a soft brush or wipe the leaves with a soft, barely damp cloth. Keep them out of strong, direct sunlight so the colour stays rich.
Most plants come in a planter, and a few arrive in a nursery pot ready for your own. Each product page says which.
These are designed for indoor use. For outdoor spaces, see my exterior botanicals.
