Greening project
Urban jungle in Berlin
Urban jungle in Berlin
I am Daria — a plant designer working with offices, apartments, balconies and terraces across Berlin. Every project begins with a visit: I look at how the light moves through the space, how warm or dry the air is, who lives or works there, and what kind of green you actually want around you. From there I plan the planting, source the plants, and care for them as they settle in.
Every project begins with us meeting. I come over, look at the space — the light, the humidity, the rhythm of your day — and we talk. If you already have plants, I assess them. If you don't, I sketch where to begin. You leave the visit with a plan of action. Write me at d.lvova22@gmail.com and we'll find a date.
Book a diagnostic visitYes — most of my clients have a cat or a dog. I build planting plans that avoid species toxic to your specific animal, and I place anything risky out of reach. Just tell me who lives with you.
Often yes, but the species list shrinks and we have to be honest about it. For very low light I lean on ZZ plant, sansevieria, aspidistra, pothos and a few others that genuinely tolerate it. In windowless rooms a plant lamp is part of the plan, or we treat plants as rotating guests from a brighter room.
I source them. I work with a handful of nurseries around Berlin and Brandenburg and pick each plant in person — size, shape, health. The plants and pots are billed at cost; you don't pay a markup on them.
Anywhere between 6 and 25, depending on how green you want it to read and how much light you have. A "lightly planted" office is one statement plant per room plus a few small ones. A "lush" office is closer to one plant per 2 m². We decide together at the visit.
Watering, drainage check, pruning and cleaning of leaves, pest inspection, rotating plants towards light, topping up substrate, and a short written note on what I did and what to watch. Repotting and treatment for serious problems are scheduled separately.