At Xoople’s headquarters in Madrid, we developed a range of plant interventions tailored to the architecture and the way each area is used, helping to incorporate biophilic design principles into the everyday experience of the space and enhance wellbeing.

Nature appears at different scales and takes on different forms depending on what happens in each setting. Islands of preserved vegetation create small indoor landscapes between work areas; planters accompany spaces and circulation routes; and vegetation is integrated directly into furniture and other architectural elements.

This diversity of solutions demonstrates the versatility with which nature can be incorporated into a project: from subtle touches of vegetation to larger-scale interventions capable of transforming perception and creating atmospheres with an identity of their own.

The project also explores the relationship between nature and branding, integrating Xoople’s identity through different plant-based solutions. Two different approaches to expressing the brand through nature, making vegetation part of the space’s visual identity and character.

The vertical garden becomes a prominent feature, acting both as a natural backdrop and an element of identity. Created with preserved vegetation and a fire-retardant treatment, it combines natural expression with the technical requirements of contract spaces.

Walls, gardens, islands, planters and bespoke integrations come together to create a diverse yet connected interior landscape. Nature is not introduced as an added element: it adapts to the scale, use and identity of each space, creating atmospheres and transforming the way the workplace is perceived and experienced.