- Since 2009building topiary to commission
- 40 fttallest piece built to date
- 4–10 weekstypical build time
- US & Canadadelivery and install
Zero-maintenance faux, or live where you want it
Faux boxwood holds its shape indoors and out, in a lobby nobody has to water. Live pieces can be built with automatic irrigation, so they are not one forgotten week from looking neglected.
Fire-rated foliage for interior spaces
Specify fire-retardant material for lobbies, atria and enclosed areas — the question your fire officer will ask before sign-off.
Matching pairs and repeat orders
Entrances want pairs, and a group wants the fifth property to match the first — Marriott and Caesars Palace both order this way. We keep your spec on file so a re-order is the same piece, not a near miss.
How the piece is engineered.
The parts of a commission a photograph does not show, and the reason a piece is still standing in five years.
Internal steel tubing above six feet
Anything over six feet gets steel tubing run inside the frame. Our pieces are not built for climbing — but if someone does climb on one, the structure will not fold. Many competitors’ frames carry no internal support at all.
Stainless, galvanised or powder-coated
The armature is welded steel, finished against corrosion for wherever it is going, and built to outlive the foliage on it rather than to hold a shape for one season.
Installed by us, and watered by itself
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.
Three ways hotels usually start.
Prices are what these pieces actually start at in the shop. Anything larger or bespoke is quoted, including delivery.
From a brand mark to a lobby.
A wordmark supplied as artwork, worked up as a three-piece sculpture, and standing in the lobby lit in the brand colour. Proportions and letterforms matched to the mark rather than approximated.
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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We build it here
Frame welded and foliage applied in our own workshop, not subcontracted. Progress photos if you want them.
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We deliver and install
Freight and placement handled. You get a piece standing where it should be, not a crate in a loading bay.
What “tabletop to forty feet” looks like.
The number in the strip at the top of this page is hard to picture. This is roughly what it means.
- A person, for scale
- Entrance pieces
- Life-size animals
- Landmark pieces
Tell us what you’re picturing.
Send a photo or a sketch with your dimensions and date. We come back with a design, a price and a delivery date — then build it in our own workshop.
- 4–10 weekstypical build time
- Any scaletabletop to 40 feet
- US & Canadashipping and install
Before you ask for a quote.
How long does faux topiary last outdoors?
UV-rated pieces hold colour for years outdoors. We will tell you honestly what to expect in your climate rather than quote a number that suits us.
Can you match our existing planters?
Yes. Send dimensions or a photograph and we build to fit what you already have, rather than asking you to replace it.
Is the foliage fire-rated?
Fire-retardant material is available and is what we specify for interiors. Say so at quote stage and it is built in, not retrofitted.
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 hold your spec, so a replacement or a repair matches the original rather than approximating it.
Ready when you are.
Tell us the size, the setting and the date — we handle design, build, delivery and install.
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