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In the sustainability conversation, it is often the outdoor environment that receives the focus. However, our indoor environment is also extremely important, due to the amount of time we spend indoors. With indoor plants, we can facilitate healthy and sustainable spaces for those important to us at work: our staff and clients.

Indoor environments in commercial buildings are far from pollutant-free. Offices, hotels, shopping centres, and other corporate spaces are filled with hidden sources of air contamination. Furniture, carpets, cleaning products, and printers steadily release volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

In today’s fast-paced, high-pressure commercial environments, employee wellbeing is no longer a ‘nice to have’ - it’s a business imperative. As organisations explore ways to support healthier, more productive workplaces, one solution consistently delivers measurable results: indoor plant hire. Backed by rigorous research and decades of expertise, Ambius provides tailored indoor plantscaping solutions that do more than offer designed spaces - they actively improve indoor air quality, boost wellbeing, and reinforce a company’s commitment to sustainable, people-first space

Indoor plants are fantastic at transforming the indoor spaces aesthetically, as well as added benefit of  removing VOCs and pollutants, in turn improving our health and wellbeing,

In an era where indoor air quality has become a paramount concern, groundbreaking research from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), in partnership with Ambius, made headlines around the globe as it launched.

At Fytogreen, we don’t just design and install living architecture

Modern workplaces are designed to be energy-efficient, comfortable, and visually appealing - but many are unknowingly filled with invisible pollutants that affect both indoor air quality and wellbeing. These pollutants, known as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), are released from common materials and activities found in commercial environments, such as paints, furniture, flooring, printers, cleaning products and more.

In today’s fast-paced business world, companies are seeking new and innovative ways to boost productivity, enhance employee well-being, and make a positive impression on clients and customers. One solution that is gaining traction across industries is the integration of green spaces within office environments.

Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) is a problem that many of us are at risk to. In Australia, 80% of us live in urban areas, and on average, spend 90% of our time indoors.

DECO Australia is proud to announce that its DecoClad® aluminium cladding system has achieved a Fire Resistance Level (FRL) of -/30/30 following rigorous testing carried out by Ignis Labs in accordance with AS 1530.4: Fire Resistance Tests for Elements of Construction.