In 2022 Greenery NYC was commissioned to create an immersive experience within a tech office to promote employee wellness. This “unplug” space features a running fountain and hundreds of live plants. To achieve the curves and elevation changes Greenery designed and fabricated a bespoke parametric planter system that integrates irrigation which helps to keep ongoing operational costs low. Grow lights …
Global Capital Investment Firm
Completed in 2025, this landmark Manhattan office challenged Greenery NYC to thoughtfully integrate live plants within a historically significant architectural context. The design accentuates preserved landmark elements by pairing them with lush, contemporary greenery, creating a striking contrast that elevates the entire space. Custom bookshelves with integrated irrigation support a wide variety of plant species, allowing for dense, layered plantings …
Tishman Speyer NYC HQ
Completed in 2025, the ultra-lush plant design at Tishman Speyer’s NYC headquarters showcases the firm’s commitment to sustainability and design innovation. Greenery NYC transformed the open-plan gathering space with towering Amstel King trees and dense underplantings of ZZ plants, pothos, aspidistra, dracaena ‘Lemon Lime’, and more—creating a dynamic, living landscape within the office. Natural analog-inspired millwork defines the flow of …
Greenery Unlimited
In 2019 Greenery NYC opened the doors to our first retail location and showroom, Greenery Unlimited. As the world’s first biophilic design store, the space utilizes many of the automated systems we’ve developed over the past decade and displays many types of grow lights and other tools essential to successfully incorporating nature into human spaces. The store is located at …
Turner Construction
Greenery NYC worked closely with Gensler Architects and Turner Construction on the design and installation of Turner’s Hudson Yard’s office space. Over the course of a year-long design process, Greenery participated in several biophilic design charettes to ensure the long-term success of plant life was carefully considered in the design of the office. Grow lighting and irrigation systems are incorporated …
Unnamed Tech Client
Over the course of 2019 – 2021 Greenery NYC designed and installed the indoor botanic life for a large tech office space. Spanning two buildings and several hundred thousand square feet, the plant life brings the campus alive and creates spaces that foster creativity, collaboration, and relaxation at work. Greenery designed several custom installations that incorporate irrigation and grow lights …
Etsy HQ
In 2016 Etsy commissioned Greenery NYC for our most challenging project yet: to design, install and maintain 9 floors of completely original office plant displays. Working closely with Gensler and the Etsy team Greenery NYC developed a rain water harvesting system and irrigation system used to water the over 11,000 plants installed within the office space. Perhaps most challenging of …
Hinge
In 2018 Hinge invited Greenery NYC to visit their newly acquired office space to help envision a lush sanctuary that would take advantage of the building’s unique architectural features. As in most NYC office spaces, floor space was at a premium. The leadership team envisioned a space where employees could truly engage with nature each day, while still having room …
Confidential Financial Firm
This global asset management firm engaged Greenery NYC to bring their new 5th Avenue office space to life. With spectacular terrace views of Manhattan, the firm wanted to inspire guests to work in shared spaces and move in between indoor and outdoor with ease. This office space features custom millwork filled with thriving greenery, including lush under-stair plantings and the …
Celonis
In 2022, Greenery NYC collaborated with Celonis to transform their One World Trade Center office into a lush, biophilic workspace. A striking custom metal prism planter was designed for the lobby, serving as a green focal point behind the reception desk. Throughout the office, thoughtfully placed plant clusters enliven previously blank spaces, promoting both visual interest and moments of calm …