Inspiration

Bio.frame gives plants the room and presence they deserve, allowing a collective display that can shape the atmosphere of an entire space. Beyond display, it can divide, frame or soften a room, making greenery an integral part of daily life rather than an afterthought.

Room divider

[M03.]

Embrace the beauty of open spaces while artfully defining smaller, flexible areas that remain visually connected to their surroundings.

Island

[M06.]

When placed away from walls, Bio.frame becomes a natural focal point - an island of greenery that enriches the flow of a room.

Tiny space

[M01.]

In even the most limited interiors, vertical planting can reshape a room by using models that occupy less than one square metre, yet can hold a large number of plants.



Corner

[M02.]

Corners are often overlooked, yet they offer a natural opportunity to introduce height, form and greenery.

Wall

[M05.]

Seamless sections can be arranged to form a continous line of greenery and the effect is calm, ordered presence that complements the space.

Column

[M18.]

Architectural columns often leave nearby floor space unused, yet they offer a natural opportunity for integration.



Window

[M23.]

Placed in front of a window as a natural screen can soften the view while allowing light to filter through.

Stair

[M05.R1]

Stairways create a natural vertical rhythm and placed along the wall and aligned with the rise of the steps, multiple sections form a quiet sequence of planting adding continuity.

Desk

[M02.]

A desk with planting introduces a calm vertical presence at close range, softening the workspace and adding a gentle sense of balance throughout the day.

Twin seating screen

[M27.]

Create a pair of neighbouring, semi-private areas - gently defining each without isolating them.

Large corner

[CM52.]

In spacious corners, connected models can extend across two sides while still keeping the space open and light.

Workspace partition

[CM55.]

Placed between work areas introduces a calm, natural separation that helps define individual focus zones without isolating them.