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Oxygen Gardens

Not a single plant, but a whole zone of them. An Oxygen Garden combines multiple greening elements at high density, producing measurably better air and a room people genuinely want to spend time in.
About Oxygen Gardens

Where the office ends and recovery begins

An Oxygen Garden is not a greening element. It is a zone. Multiple levels, various elements, maximum plant density, designed for spaces where employees are meant to consciously switch off and recharge. The effect on CO2 levels, humidity and wellbeing is measurable at this density like nowhere else.

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Application of the greening element

Plants improve indoor air. That much has been understood for a long time. What is less often said is that the effect is dose-dependent. The more plant mass concentrated on a single surface, the more measurable the change in CO2 levels, humidity and pollutant absorption becomes. An Oxygen Garden starts from exactly that understanding and builds from there.

Large plants on the floor. Hanging plants from the ceiling. Greened elements built into the surrounding furniture. A plant wall as the finishing edge. All of it gathered into one zone of the office, designed as a place to step away to. The employees who take their break inside an Oxygen Garden are, in the most literal sense, sitting in better air than the colleagues they just left at their desks.

These zones are suited to breakout areas, coffee corners, lounges and open office spaces, anywhere recovery should be treated as part of the working day rather than a thing to do later. Our sensors make the biological effect visible. The data is yours, and it is yours to share with the whole team, so people can see what the plants are actually doing.

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FAQs

Find answers to common questions about our potted plants and their care.

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How large does an Oxygen Garden need to be?

There is no minimum size, but there is a minimum density. An Oxygen Garden unfolds its effect through the interplay of multiple elements on a concentrated surface. We design the zone according to the spatial conditions and the desired effect.

Can the biological effect really be measured?

Yes. We use sensors that continuously record CO2 levels, humidity and temperature. The data is made visible via our dashboard and can be shared with the team.

Which greening elements does an Oxygen Garden combine?

Typically large plants, hanging plants and a plant wall or greened ceiling. The exact combination depends on the space and budget. We develop the concept according to your situation.

Is an Oxygen Garden also suitable for small offices?

Yes, on an adapted scale. Even on a compact surface, a perceptible effect can be achieved through targeted density. We show you what is possible in your space.

How demanding is the maintenance of an Oxygen Garden?

That is our task. With higher plant density this means more intensive care, which we plan accordingly. You benefit from the effect without having to worry about maintenance.

Get in touch

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Locations

Zurich, Switzerland
Phone
+41 44 798 55 33
Address
Bleicherweg 66, 8002 Zurich
Lausanne, Switzerland
Phone
+41 21 562 87 27
Address
Rue de Genève 21, 1003 Lausanne
Munich, Germany
Phone
+49 89 54193322
Address
Zeppelinstraße 73, 81669 München
Local Court
Munich
USt-ID
DE352336736
Berlin, Germany
Phone
+49 30 70012333
Address
Kastanienallee 29/30, 10435 Berlin
Local Court
Munich
USt-ID
DE352336736