Public products

Products for places with a point of view.

Explore product directions for commercial, hospitality, retail, cultural and shared public spaces. Each is a starting point for a custom brief.

Public Planters & Waste Bins

Planters and waste bins that bring greenery and support everyday cleanliness in commercial entrances, retail streets, courtyards and shared public spaces. The collection includes independent planting containers and public waste bins, each designed around its own function while allowing a coordinated visual direction. Stainless steel and other fabricated metal options can be considered according to the setting, form and maintenance needs. Dimensions, construction and surface finishes are developed for each brief, with planting requirements and waste collection arrangements reviewed separately so that the selected products suit the location.

Green Planters with Gold-Tone Arch Detailing
Public Planters & Waste Bins

Green Planters with Gold-Tone Arch Detailing

Deep green surfaces and gold-tone pointed-arch detailing give these freestanding planters a distinctive architectural character. The image shows matching forms at two heights, offering a coordinated planting accent for commercial entrances, forecourts and other public-facing spaces.

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Sage Green Box Planters
Public Planters & Waste Bins

Sage Green Box Planters

Sage-green box planters pair straight-sided forms with a soft, coordinated colour. The pictured grouping combines taller containers and lower rectangular boxes, offering a planting-led visual reference for commercial entrances, terrace edges and other shared spaces without integrated seating.

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Arched-Frame Public Waste Bin
Public Planters & Waste Bins

Arched-Frame Public Waste Bin

A deep-blue public waste bin with an arched outer frame, curved container and open top. Its clean silhouette and contrasting front graphics offer a distinctive reference for entrances, pedestrian areas and shared commercial spaces.

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