- Since 2009building topiary to commission
- 40 fttallest piece built to date
- 4–10 weekstypical build time
- US & Canadadelivery and install
Low-upkeep faux, or live where you want it
Faux boxwood holds its shape indoors and out, and nobody has to water it. Live pieces can have automatic irrigation built in, so one forgotten week does not leave them looking neglected.
Fire-retardant foliage on request
Fire-retardant treatment is available on request for lobbies, atria and enclosed areas. Your fire officer will ask about it before sign-off, so raise it at quote stage.
Matching pairs and repeat orders
Entrances need pairs, and a hotel group needs the fifth property to match the first. Marriott and Caesars Palace both order this way. We keep your specification on file, so a re-order is the same piece.
Three ways hotels usually start.
Pieces hotels order most, as a starting point. Each is quoted for your site, with delivery and install in the same quote.
Entrance pairs
Matched spirals, cones or balls either side of a lobby or covered entrance door. The most common hotel order.
Lobby statement pieces
One-off sculptures built to your brief: a brand shape, an animal, a landmark.
Grounds and terraces
Weatherproof pieces on welded frames, built to stand outdoors year round.
How the piece is engineered.
The parts of a commission a photograph does not show.
Internal steel tubing above six feet
Anything over six feet gets steel tubing run inside the frame, because pieces in public places get climbed on. They are still sculptures, not climbing structures, and large pieces are anchored for the site.
Galvanized, or powder-coated to order
The armature is welded steel, galvanized against corrosion as standard, with powder coating as an option. It is built to outlive the foliage on it, season after season.
Installed on site, irrigation on request
On-site installation for anything large, across the US and Canada. Live pieces can have automatic irrigation built in, so nobody has to remember them.
From a brand mark to a lobby.
The client sent a wordmark as artwork. We worked it up as a three-piece sculpture, matched its proportions and letterforms to the mark, and stood it in the lobby lit in the brand color.
Two things worth seeing before you ask.
What a matched pair means in practice, and what goes into a planter when the piece is alive.
Four steps, and what we need from you.
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You send the space
A photo, rough dimensions and your date. A sketch on a napkin is enough to start.
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We come back with a design and a price
Usually within a few days, including what delivery will cost, quoted separately so nothing is hidden in the piece price.
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Built to order
The frame is welded and the foliage applied to the design you approved. Progress photos if you want them.
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We deliver and install
We handle freight and placement, so the piece ends up standing where it belongs instead of in a crate in the loading bay.
What “tabletop to forty feet” looks like.
Four sizes we build, drawn next to a person.
- A person, for scale
- Entrance pieces
- Life-size animals
- Landmark pieces
Before you ask for a quote.
How long does faux topiary last outdoors?
UV-rated faux pieces typically last 5 to 10 years outdoors, and longer indoors. Sun and climate move that number, so tell us where the piece will stand and we will give you a straight estimate.
Can you match our existing planters?
Yes. Send dimensions or a photograph, and we build to fit the planters you already have.
Is fire-retardant foliage available?
Yes. Fire-retardant treatment is available on request for lobbies and other interiors that need it. Ask at quote stage so it is built in from the start.
Who installs it?
We do, for anything large. Smaller pieces ship ready to place.
Do you offer trade pricing?
Yes, for hospitality groups and repeat orders. Ask when you request a quote.
What if a piece is damaged later?
We keep your specification on file, so a repair or a replacement matches the original.
Ready when you are.
Tell us the size, the setting and the date. We handle design, build, delivery and install.
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