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Midori – The Garden Studio

Grow Your Own Midori Garden

From living rooms to courtyards, make every space bloom with life.

Every space deserves to Breathe

Midori brings the garden inside — weaving greenery into the architecture of how you live, work, and find stillness. Rooted in nature. Alive in space

Residences

In homes shaped by Midori, greenery is not added—it belongs. Plants are introduced with care and restraint, allowing spaces to feel calmer, lived-in, and gently alive, where green becomes a quiet companion to daily rituals.

Homes hold stories, habits, and moments of pause. Midori weaves living form into these spaces with sensitivity—letting plants age alongside the home, soften its edges, and bring a steady, grounding sense of calm.

Raj Sharma

Bangalore

Shop by Mood

Shop by Mood invites you to choose plants by feeling rather than function—turning selection into a quiet ritual instead of a transaction. Each collection reflects a state of mind: listening, devotion, love, transition, joy, solitude, or simple instinct.

Midori pairings of Plants & handcrafted planters accompany meaningful moments—grounding music, deepening reflection, marking milestones, or keeping silent company. Here, greenery is chosen not for where it fits, but for how it makes you feel.

Raj Sharma

Bangalore

Hospitality Projects

Midori integrates living greenery into hospitality, healthcare, and public spaces to introduce calm, balance, and quiet continuity within active environments. Through architectural planters and restorative landscapes, we soften visual intensity, reduce environmental noise, and create grounded spaces that encourage ease, reflection, and a more measured human experience.