Glamping Lounge Planting for a Corporate HQ in Germany
Project Background
A corporate headquarters in Germany converted an upper-floor terrace into a glamping-style breakout lounge: traveller's palm, areca and cactus groupings from 2 m to 3 m with fern and moss underplanting, graded gravel, and a lighting scheme that switches the same space between a bright day scene and a warm night scene.
Specifications
| Species | Traveller's palm, areca palm, cactus groupings, ferns and moss |
|---|---|
| Height range | 2–3 m feature units, layered understory |
| Setting | Semi-covered corporate terrace, floor-to-ceiling glazing |
| Lighting | Dual scene: daylight and warm-lamp evening scene |
| Base | Gravel bed with moss underplanting, weighted bases |
| Maintenance | Zero watering; foliage re-dressing on an annual cycle |
Client Challenge
An enclosed terrace with floor-to-ceiling glazing bakes in summer and sits in shade in winter — no live planting mix survives both. The lounge also had to photograph as two different spaces for corporate communications: a bright daytime setting for events and a warm, lantern-lit scene for evening hospitality.
Solution
The planting palette was chosen for the glazing's light extremes: UV-tolerant palms and cacti carry the volume, fern and moss grades fill the shaded floor plane. Because every unit is preserved foliage, the day and night scenes are set purely by lighting — the same trees read as a jungle lounge under the sun and a warm camp under the lanterns.
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