Growing Together: Join the plants@work Pride Network at Pride in London!

Thursday, 28 May 2026

As we celebrate 25 years of plants@work, we are thrilled to invite you to be a part of a very special milestone. This year, we aren’t just celebrating our silver jubilee; we are taking our commitment to inclusivity to the streets of London. We are officially inviting you to join us as we march in the Pride in London parade on 4th July.

The Architects of Indoor Nature: Celebrating the International Interior Landscaper Day

Tuesday, 14 April 2026

Happy International Interior Landscaper Day!

Today, April 15, we pull back the curtain (and perhaps a few palm fronds) to celebrate the dedicated professionals who transform our sterile indoor environments into living, breathing sanctuaries. While the rest of the world might just see a "pretty plant in the corner," we know that behind every thriving fiddle-leaf fig and perfectly maintained living wall is a skilled interior landscaper.

Celebrate National plants@work Week: 6–10 July

Saturday, 16 May 2026

National plants@work Week returns from 6–10 July, and we’re inviting everyone to take part in this celebration of the power of plants in our indoor spaces.

The Man Who Taught the City to Love Interior Plants: Ian Drummond on 40 Years of Red Carpets and Living Architecture

Monday, 13 April 2026

From sculpting life-sized Cadillacs out of moss for Sir Elton John to pioneering the "Plantroom" revolution, interior landscaper Ian Drummond has spent four decades proving that plants are not just decor—they are essential infrastructure for the soul.

Tomorrow, plants@work is celebrating International Interior Landscaper Day. To mark the occasion, I sat down with industry stalwart Ian Drummond to chart his journey from a teenage apprentice to a leading voice in biophilic design and workplace diversity.

Mental Health Awareness Week: How Plants Can Support Our Wellbeing at Work and Home

Monday, 11 May 2026

As we mark Mental Health Awareness Week, 11-17 May 2026, it's a timely opportunity to reflect on the small but powerful ways we can support our mental wellbeing — both at work and in our daily lives. One of the simplest yet most impactful tools? Plants.

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