National Assembly in Luanda: BM artificial plants in Angola
A setting of the highest prestige, where aesthetics, restraint and quality must meet without compromise.
BM Luxury was selected for the supply and installation of artificial plants inside the National Assembly Palace in Luanda, one of the most representative institutional buildings in Angola.
Project at a glance
- Client
- National Assembly Palace — Luanda, Angola
- Scope
- supply and installation of artificial plants in the interiors
- Products
- LUX artificial plants with real trunks and premium foliage, shaped by hand
- Setting
- 30,000 m², 57 m dome, Plenary Hall with over 600 seats
A landmark for all of southern Africa
The palace is the largest architectural work built in Angola since independence: 30,000 square metres, a 57-metre-high dome and a colonial style that makes it a landmark for the entire southern coast. Built in four years, its interior design was developed over six months of coordinated work between Luanda and Milan.
The National Assembly is Angola’s single-chamber Parliament: the palace houses the offices of the party representatives, committee meeting rooms, a Plenary Hall with over 600 active seats and 240 seats for witnesses, and a “Salon Nobre” for gala events.
Our work
The LUX artificial plants, made with real natural trunks and premium foliage, deliver an authentic, elegant visual impact consistent with the architecture. Each specimen was shaped by hand, respecting the proportions and volumes required by the project.
Projects all over the world
BM Luxury works across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas, supplying statement artificial trees and vertical gardens to hotels, institutions, architects and interior designers. Luanda confirms our ability to deliver high-profile installations anywhere, with a flawless, lasting result.
Frequently asked questions
Does BM Luxury also work abroad?
Yes: we supply and install in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas, for hotels, institutions and architecture firms.
