P l a n t  C u r a t i o n

1. Consultation & Design
I assess your space, light conditions, orientation, and preferences, and review any existing plants to define a suitable plant concept.

2. Sourcing & Preparation
I select appropriate plants and pots through trusted local suppliers. Where natural light is limited, I may suggest supplemental growing lights to support plant health and allow for a wider plant selection.

3. Installation & Styling
Plants are placed and styled to support flow, comfort, and atmosphere, with attention to long-term plant health.

• Assessment of space, light, and atmosphere

• Selection of suitable additional plants if needed

• Placement and styling recommendations

• Guidance on pot size, materials, and positioning

• Assessment of existing plants to determine suitability for reuse and to minimise the risk of pests or plant health issues spreading to new plants.

• Guidance on supplemental growing lights where needed.

Design fee from 2,500 DKK
(Covers site assessment, plant concept development, placement design, review of existing plants, and coordination with suppliers)

In addition, a plant and pot budget is agreed upon in advance and used for sourcing and installation.
If the final cost is lower than estimated, the remaining balance is credited or refunded — ensuring full transparency.

Plant curation projects are typically completed up to 5 weeks, depending on scope and availability.

• Offices and workplaces

• Waiting rooms and reception areas

• Clinics, studios, shops, and shared spaces

• Businesses introducing plants for the first time

• Spaces that need a refresh without a full redesign

Plant Curation can be:

• Combined with Plant Maintenance for ongoing care

• Integrated into Interior Design projects

• Booked as a standalone service

• After booking the service, I carry out a short visit to your space to understand light conditions, layout, and existing elements. This ensures plants are selected responsibly and placed where they can thrive.

• In spaces with limited natural light, supplemental growing lights can be integrated to support plant health and allow for a wider plant selection. If growing lights are recommended but not implemented, plant selection may be limited and long-term plant health cannot be fully guaranteed.