Bonsai is the only tree people lean in to look at — and that close inspection changes how one has to be built. A look at trunks, foliage pads, styles, planters and where a small piece earns its place.
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Nobody in an office is paid to water the plants, which is why workplace greenery so often fails. A zone-by-zone guide to planning artificial greenery for reception, open-plan areas, meeting rooms and dead corners — and what zero maintenance honestly means.
Olive, fig, citrus, bougainvillea and cypress are what make an interior read as Mediterranean — and they are all outdoor plants. A practical guide to getting the look in a Lebanese home or restaurant, with the species, planters and scale that actually work indoors.
Two green walls can look identical on the day they go up. A year later, one is still full and even and the other has bare patches and a tide-mark. An honest comparison of living and artificial green walls for Lebanese homes, restaurants and offices — light, water, power, cost shape and upkeep.
Green absorbs light; neon makes it. A practical guide to pairing artificial greenery with neon signage — the three arrangements that work, which colours flatter foliage, and the mounting and cleaning details people discover too late.
Ask where a large artificial olive tree in Lebanon came from and the answer usually stops at a shipping container. We built our studio the other way round — a workshop in Jdeideh with the showroom attached — because the decisions that make greenery convincing are made during fabrication.
Which greenery survives a Lebanese dining room and which quietly dies — a practical guide to light, airflow, maintenance and where custom artificial trees, green walls and planters earn their place.
