Every day we breathe in more than 500 litres of pure oxygen!
A tree can absorb as much as 20 kilograms of carbon dioxide per year
We all know that we should cherish our trees outside but plants also contribute to a healthy quality of life indoors
Just like potable water, we have a right to clean air
Wind currents transport polluted air even to the polar regions
Plants break down certain chemical compounds and thus purify the air
To underline the positive effects of plants, we launched the ‘Breathe Nature’ label
Keep your living and working spaces healthy
Take care of one of our ‘Breathe Nature’ plants
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Breathe Nature

We are all entitled to healthy air, to a healthy living environment! And plants help us obtain precisely this. We all know that we must cherish our trees and forests outside, but plants also contribute to a healthy quality of life indoors. In order to highlight the positive effects plants have on our living spaces, we are launching the name ‘Breathe Nature’. Breathe Nature is an attractive collection of houseplants. Plants that are very easy to maintain, and have a tremendous positive influence on the air quality of the living spaces or working areas where they are placed.

What does Breathe Nature do?

Breathe Nature brings nature to wholesalers, near and far. 95% of our plants travel across borders to more than 12 EU countries, where they find their way to the greenest corners of Europe. We also proudly server the UK.

In 2015, we decided to create our own identity and launched the Breathe Nature brand. This not only gave our plants a name, but also a face. Under this brand, you will find a tropical paradise of hanging plants, such as Ceropegia, Nepenthes, Senecio, Davallia and many more. We also offer our plants as ‘white label’.

The theory behind Breathe Nature

Plants are not only a beautiful addition to your interior, they also provide fresh and healthy indoor air. In fact, research shows that certain plants specialise in breaking down pollutants in the air. This was discovered by NASA, which for 20 years has been looking for ways to keep the air in space capsules fresh without costing energy. Their findings? Plants can break down chemical compounds, purifying the air.

But that’s not all. Plants also play an important role in regulating humidity. This helps improve air quality and significantly reduces complaints such as coughing, headaches and dry eyes.

Recent reasearch in Australia has show that even a few houseplants can make a big difference to air quality. In office environments, it measured how the air behaved with and without plants, and with and without ventilation. The result was clear: plants make the air fresher and healthier, and without additional anergy consumption.

Good luck!