Thanks Plants launches relaxing hotel suites!
Hotel living has just got a whole more calming thanks to the new Thejoyofplants.co.uk’s campaign which launches today (October 15th) in London.
A green oasis in the middle of London’s concrete jungle marks the start of Thejoyofplants.co.uk’s Thanks Plants campaign this month. Hotel guests can experience the relaxing benefits of houseplants in three biophilic-designed hotel suites.
The Thanks Plants campaign is all about thanking plants for everything they do for us in the Netherlands, Germany, France and now also the United Kingdom. They make us more relaxed, they bring nature close to us and they turn our house into a home.
The Flower Council of Holland (FCH) is therefore running the successful international publicity campaign Thanks Plants for the second time. The United Kingdom is the last to join in the campaign this year, and is launching with a PR stunt at the trendy Leman Locke Hotel in East London.
Biophilic design at Leman Locke Hotel
Three designers have each transformed a studio suite into a plant sanctuary. Each studio will be a feast for the senses where guests can experience how houseplants benefit the human mind and body.
Creativity and productivity will boosted in the Productivity Suite (above) designed by Oliver Heath from Oliver Heath Design.
Passion will be reignited in the Romance Suite (pictured below) designed by Nik Southern from Grace & Thorn
or if its total relaxation you're after there's the Tranquillity Suite (pictured below) designed by Mr Plant Geek, Michael Perry.
It’s all about biophilic design which strengthens the connection between people and nature by incorporating natural elements into the built environment.
Bookable stays
The three hotel suites will be open to the public to book a stay until 10 November 2019. Booking to stay can be made via email
Multimedia campaign
The PR activity will be running in conjunction with a large national multimedia Thanks Plants campaign that consists of the commercial video running in selected cinemas across the UK, DOOH advertising in London, Manchester and Birmingham, online video, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and FCH's own channels. The campaign will run for four weeks from 14 October.