The Inspiration
Radnor creates elevated yet approachable living spaces. Their objects feel refined yet never cold.
The Tula House design team set out to capture the same balance, blending sculptural and architectural elements. The result is a greenscape that complements Radnor’s clean lines, while enhancing each object’s natural beauty and sense of comfort.
Unique Plants
The plants Tula House selected for this project leaned heavily into form and structure. We aimed to provide contrast with the lines of Radnor’s pieces without competing for attention.
Euphorbia tirucalli
We love Euphorbia tirucalli’s pencil-like lines. It echoes architectural elements in the Radnor space, and thrives with little maintenance.
Jasminum polyanthum
This beauty blooms with small, fragrant blossoms. In addition to its lovely scent, it adds softness.
Ficus altissima
The striking height of Ficus altissima draws the eye upward, while its variegated foliage adds visual interest.
Bringing Life to the Studio
The Tula House plant installation helped give the Radnor studio a sense of place. The designer’s striking creations now feel contextual, giving clients a better understanding of how it will feel to live with the pieces.
Instead of being a gallery of objects, the studio has become a believable living environment that visitors can immediately picture themselves in. Infusing the studio with life completed the story that the space was meant to tell.
Elevating Spaces With Tula House
Since 2016, the Tula House team of designers and horticulturists has collaborated with clients across NYC and beyond to transform indoor and outdoor environments through thriving plant life. Our commercial and residential design projects span private homes, offices, hospitality venues, and creative spaces, each tailored to reflect the people who use them. We offer comprehensive services, from concept through ongoing garden maintenance.
We invite you to view our portfolio to see a sampling of our work, and to connect with Tula House when you’re ready to elevate your space with exceptional plants.
