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In the wild in Bristol (Concept4)

Another specimen, successfully established — this time at Concept4 , Bristol.

Collected in spirit, preserved in form, and requiring rather less effort than the average tropical expedition.

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Concept4, Bristol Bristol

In the wild in Manchester (Imperial Office Furniture)

Not a far-flung jungle, but the showroom of Imperial Office Furniture , Manchester.

Our preserved tropical foliage has settled in nicely, bringing a touch of distant territories to a very urban setting. No passport required.

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Imperial Office Furniture, Manchester WorkplaceDesign

In the wild in Manchester (Colebrook Bosson Saunders)

A curious specimen, discovered at Colebrook Bosson Saunders , Manchester.

Nestled in MillerKnoll Europe planters, our preserved foliage proves even the finest contemporary interiors benefit from a little wildness.

Do you know a workplace that could use some tropical splendour? Tag it below.

Colebrook Bosson Saunders, Manchester

Manchester

Asia & Oceania, Closer Look

Our final discoveries… for now. Spikenard from the Himalayan foothills. Aspidistra from the forests of East Asia. Cocculus from Southeast Asian woodlands. Coconut Palm from the tropical Pacific. Four specimens, four territories within one region, each preserved to hold its natural form indefinitely. This expedition may be complete, but the possibilities are not.

Asia & Oceania, Territory Introduction

The expedition reaches Asia & Oceania. Our final territory spans the Himalayan foothills, the forests of East Asia, the woodlands of Southeast Asia, and the tropical Pacific islands.

It’s a fitting close to the journey, a region as diverse in landscape as the specimens it has given us.

The Americas, Closer Look

Three specimens. Three very different stories. Steel Grass, drawn from the cool forest floors of the Pacific Northwest. Lutti Fern, native to the humid rainforests of South America. Palm Fronds, shaped by the arid heat of Mexico and the Southwestern USA.

Three climates, three textures, one collection, each specimen chosen to bring a distinct architectural quality to interior spaces.

The Americas, Territory Introduction

The expedition crosses The Americas. From the damp forrest floors of the Pacific Northwest to the tropical rainforests of South America, and on to the sun scorched Southwest and Mexico, our second territory spans some of the continent’s most varied climates.

Each specimen carries the imprint of the landscape it was collected from.

The journey continues.

Sub-Saharan Africa, Closer Look

A closer look at our first discoveries.
Three specimens, three distinct personalities: the airy geometry of Papyrus, the soft haze
of Stoebe, the structured symmetry of Bracken Fern. Each was chosen for a different kind
of expression, proof that preserved planting can hold as much presence and detail as
anything grown and maintained.

No watering. No wilting. Just form, texture, and character that lasts.

Sub-Saharan Africa, Territory Introduction

The expedition begins in Sub-Saharan Africa. Our journey opens across a territory of contrasts, from wetland swamps to highland forest and windswept cape provinces. Each specimen in this first chapter of the Tropical Collection has been selected not just for species, but for character: the texture of a frond, the silhouette of a stem, the shape a leaf holds long after it’s been preserved.

This is where the expedition, and the Collection, begins.

Week 3 - Into the Himalayas
Today’s Discovery: Nardostachys jatamansi
Specimen: ISC-AO-1274

Selected for its characterful form and rich botanical detail, Spikenard is the third discovery from our Tropical Collection.The expedition begins in September.

The expedition begins in September.