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Commercial office, high-end residential and event greenery, New York

New York plantscapes for serious properties.

For HQs, lobbies, amenity floors, penthouses, brownstones, private amenities, fashion dinners, gallery openings and branded events where the planting has to match the architecture and survive the building.

$500 render first

See the concept before approving the actual work.

NY building ready

Freight, COI, dock, elevator and after-hours planning.

Care or removal

Plant health, replacement, recurring service cadence or event strike.

Residential + events

High-end residential and event greenery, planned with New York building discipline.

Penthouses, brownstones, private amenities, fashion dinners, gallery openings, and branded events are handled with the same New York access planning as office work.

New York operating notes

The hard part is not choosing plants.

New York office projects fail when the design ignores the building. The program has to work with access, heat, light, tenants and maintenance.

Access

Building rules

Freight elevators, dock rules, COI requirements, union rules, and after-hours installs.

Conditions

Site stress

Low-light cores, radiator heat, glass glare, HVAC stress and uneven watering conditions.

Care

Service cadence

Weekly or biweekly maintenance depending on visibility, plant mix and access.

New York scope calibrator

Render first for $500. Quote the real work after the scope is clear.

No project minimum. A real New York program is part design package, part logistics plan and part maintenance or removal system. Pricing follows the approved rendering, site details, materials, access and care plan.

Office floor

Rendering first, then plant and planter specification, procurement path, install plan and maintenance cadence.

Rendering

Photos, brief, concept view and practical quote path.

Install

COI and access coordination before delivery.

Care

Replacement, maintenance or event removal plan.

Commercial workstreams

New York scopes. One accountable file.

The scope stays tight, but the details still have to prevent expensive surprises.

Design

Plant palette, planter specification, light and traffic analysis.
Drawings review

Procurement

Plant sourcing, commercial containers and replacement assumptions.
Supplier path

Install

COI, dock, elevator, freight, floor protection and after-hours access.
Occupied building

Maintenance

Recurring service, pruning, replacements and presentation notes.
Weekly to monthly

Residential

Penthouses, brownstones and private amenities where finish protection, access windows and ongoing presentation matter.
Private property

Events

Fashion dinners, gallery openings, branded events and productions with delivery, placement and removal planned before the date.
Temporary install
Project intake

Send the New York office scope.

Include the neighborhood, property type, rendering needs, target install or event date, square footage, maintenance or removal needs and any freight, dock or building access rules.

  • Render firstRendering fee $500, credited against the project if approved
  • No minimumNo project minimum. Actual work is quoted after scope and site details are clear.
  • Best inputsPlans, photos, site rules, timeline and design references
  • ResponseOne business day for serious scopes, renderings, and install requests
New York office project
Project intake
Rendering
$500
Render $500
Small install
Full build
Multi-site
Prefer drawings? Send plans or site photos to info@thefoliageco.com, or call (929) 810-4521.
Buyer questions

Common New York office questions.

The answers stay focused on access, timing, maintenance and procurement details.

Can you work from drawings before a site walk?+
Yes. Floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, renderings and site photos are enough for an initial scope review.
Do New York installs happen after hours?+
Often. Many lobby and tenant-floor installs are scheduled evenings or weekends around freight elevator windows, tenant disruption and building protection requirements.
What details make the first call useful?+
Rendering path, target install date, floor or lobby type, square footage, photos or drawings, maintenance expectations and known building rules.