Furniture that irrigates thoughtfully
Planter benches need drip trays and accessible soil depth. We draw joinery details for local makers and specify waterproof liners. Seating depth remains comfortable even when plants occupy the back trough.
Fill ports stay reachable without dragging the whole bench away from the wall — a detail Lyon apartments appreciate when space behind sofas is tight.
Room dividers
Open planter screens separate kitchen and salon in open Presqu'île flats without blocking light. Mobility casters are optional when cleaning staff need access.
We keep sightlines to windows clear so the Saône-facing light still reaches the dining table after the divider is placed.
Material language
Oak, powder-coated steel, and blush ceramic inserts repeat atelier tones. Sharp corners are softened where children visit.
Metal frames are specified in finishes that hide water spots from enthusiastic watering, rather than polished chrome that shows every drip.
Scale for Haussmannian ceilings
Tall planters earn their height; tiny pots on huge consoles look lost. We mock cardboard volumes on site before commissioning pieces.
Where ceilings soar but floors are narrow, we favour vertical planters over wide troughs that steal circulation toward the kitchen.