Reception and visitor areas

Discuss statement plants, planter finishes and groupings that fit the entrance and reception counter. Share photographs, measurements and available daylight.

THE BLOSSOM CITY / CORPORATE PLANT RENTALS
Rental plants and planters for offices, receptions, meeting rooms and commercial spaces. Agree the plant selection, duration, setup, collection and care responsibilities with The Blossom City team.
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RECEPTIONS / LOBBIES / SHARED SPACES
Discuss statement plants, coordinated floor planters and vertical planting directions around the areas your team and visitors use.
Plant selection, installation and care are planned around your office and the rental arrangement.
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Discuss statement plants, planter finishes and groupings that fit the entrance and reception counter. Share photographs, measurements and available daylight.
Compact plants can be discussed for workstations and meeting tables. Plant choice depends on light and how the area is used; keep screens, movement and working surfaces clear.
Explore grouped planters or planted dividers for lounges and common areas. Placement needs to account for access, housekeeping and the route people take through the office.
The proposal should confirm plant varieties, available sizes, planter specifications, quantities, placement, delivery, setup responsibilities and initial care advice.
Tell us whether the plants are for an ongoing office arrangement, a business event, an exhibition or another temporary setting. Share access dates and how long the plants are needed.
Plant selection and quantities, rental period, delivery and collection, placement and care responsibilities are discussed before acceptance. Deposits, charges, damage responsibilities and replacement terms must be confirmed in the quotation.
Buying and renting involve different responsibilities. Discuss the expected duration, budget and preferred care arrangement; the team can quote around your requirement. No fixed rental package is assumed.
An AMC can be discussed for a new installation or an existing plant collection. The starting point is plant condition, site conditions, access and the help your facilities team needs.
Watering arrangements, leaf cleaning, pruning, feeding and plant-health checks can be included in an agreed plan. Confirm what the team does and what remains with the office.
Visit frequency, working hours and access, consumables, repotting, pest-related work, reporting, extra charges and any replacement terms. Replacements are not automatically included.
Send photographs and an approximate count. Existing plant condition needs review before the team confirms a suitable maintenance scope.
A site visit may be needed. The team confirms whether one is appropriate and any related arrangements.
Start with the view from the entrance, the space around the reception desk and the planter finish. Share clear photographs of the whole area, not just an empty corner, so the proposed placement can be considered alongside furniture and circulation.
Identify which surfaces need compact plants and which areas can take floor planters. Include the approximate number of desks, meeting tables or common areas in your brief. The plant count is agreed after the placement and available conditions are reviewed.
For a larger office, mark the areas to be covered on a floor plan. Explain any building-management requirements, restricted access, lift dimensions or delivery windows that could affect placement and installation.
For an event, exhibition or temporary office arrangement, provide the installation and collection dates, venue access times and a named on-site contact. The rental period and any work outside the quoted scope need to be clear before acceptance.
For a business buying plants and planters. The selection, quantities, placement and installation scope are agreed in the supply quotation. Ongoing care can be discussed separately.
For an agreed rental period and plant selection. The proposal should identify the items, period, rental charges, setup and collection, along with care responsibilities.
For a plant collection needing an ongoing care arrangement. An AMC is a care contract; it should not be assumed to include rental, new plants or free replacements.
If you need plants and care together, include both in the brief. The quotation should distinguish the supply or rental element from the maintenance work.
Plant names or agreed reference, available sizes, planter finish and count by area.
Start and end dates or agreed term, charges, deposit if applicable, payment schedule and any extension terms.
Location, access contact, delivery window, placement responsibility and installation work included.
Who waters the plants, the visiting care scope if agreed, how concerns are reported and how site access is arranged.
Collection timing, access, changes to quantity or placement, damage responsibilities and any related charges.
Send any purchasing requirements with the brief, including quotation format, company billing details, purchase-order requirements or vendor paperwork. The team confirms which arrangements it can support.
Include both in the enquiry. Rental and maintenance responsibilities must be described in the quotation so your facilities team knows what is covered.
Share a preferred look, planter finish and references. Final choices depend on the site conditions, available plants and the quantity needed.
Identify the plants already on site and the areas that need additional greenery. An existing collection can also be reviewed for maintenance.
Replacement, damage and plant-condition terms are specific to the agreement. Confirm what is covered and any charges rather than assuming an unlimited replacement service.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Send a few photographs and your location to begin. A quotation confirms the plant selection, delivery, installation and care terms.
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