Greenhouse module

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Shelving systems

Greenhouse shelving systems help maximize space and improve plant organization. Options include freestanding metal shelves, wall-mounted racks, tiered benches, and adjustable wire shelves. They’re ideal for seed trays, potted plants, or storing tools and supplies. Materials like galvanized steel, aluminum, or plastic offer durability and resistance to moisture. Ventilated designs ensure proper airflow and drainage, promoting healthy plant growth. Choose shelves based on your greenhouse size, plant types, and workflow needs.

Watering systems

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LED systems

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Heating systems

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Aeroponics

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Exterior items

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Interior items

Our interior offering combines functional design with natural materiality. Handmade work tables, finished with natural stone surfaces, provide a durable foundation for potting and everyday greenhouse tasks. Fermob's iconic chairs add a refined seating element, suited for both work and rest. Decorative plant display platforms offer a structured way to present smaller plants and seedlings, while our designer raised beds combine clean architectural lines with practical growing depth. Together, these pieces furnish the greenhouse with the same care given to its design and purpose.

Red light panels

Red light panels offer a dual-purpose addition to the greenhouse environment, providing functional benefits for both occupant and plant. Brief, regular exposure — typically 15 to 20 minutes per session — is associated with supporting the body's natural recovery processes, including reduced muscular fatigue and enhanced skin regeneration. Beyond its physiological benefits, the red light spectrum plays a key role in photosynthesis, contributing to plant growth and development. As such, the integration of red light panels serves a complementary function within the greenhouse: supporting the wellbeing of the individual while simultaneously benefiting the surrounding plant life. This dual application reflects a broader principle of efficient design — where a single resource serves multiple purposes within the same space and time.