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About ASI
For more than 60 years, ASI has helped architects, interior designers, interiorscapers and landscape professionals put plants into commercial spaces. We make our planters in our own factory, paint every one to order, and ship from our facilities in Connecticut and California.
Who we are
Architectural Supplements LLC (ASI) is privately held and family owned. Philip Feinman bought the company in the 1990s and rebuilt it into a planter manufacturer. His son Jason joined in 2020 after earning his MBA at Harvard Business School, and has run ASI as CEO since 2022.
We are a small team and we like it that way. We grow on purpose: better products, new markets, and long working relationships with the people who specify and install our work.
Design it well. Build it responsibly. Back up our partners every time.
Why we do it
Delivering sustainable, design-forward products that enrich the built environment and deepen human connection to nature and community.
What we stand for
Four things that guide how we run the business, and what you can hold us to.
We prioritize our customers in every decision, recognizing them as the source of our innovation, growth, and reputation.
We move with purpose, embracing continuous learning and improvement to deliver exceptional processes, products, and services.
We solve problems through the lens of design, sustainability, and community to create architectural products that are as responsible as they are beautiful.
We meet challenges and diverse perspectives with courage, integrity, curiosity, and open communication—working hard, celebrating wins, and staying true to the values that shape our family business.
How we make our products
ASI owns its factory in Fujian, China. We built it, we run it, and we hold it to American quality standards. Every planter then comes to our US facilities, where we inspect it, paint it in the color you choose and ship it. Owning each step is what makes paint-to-order possible.
Produced at ASI's wholly owned facility in Fujian, China.
Received, checked and warehoused in Waterbury, CT or Bakersfield, CA.
Finished in one of 46 standard colors or matched to your custom color.
Shorter transit times and lower freight costs for your project.
Why trade pros choose ASI
US facilities
With two finishing and fulfillment centers and plenty of stock on hand, we can take on big orders and still ship quickly.
Our headquarters and largest facility. Finishing, painting and fulfillment for the eastern US and Canada. It is also home to our preserved moss program, which ships nationwide from here.
Lower freight costs and shorter lead times for projects in California, the Pacific Northwest and western Canada.
What we make
Fiberglass, fiberclay and plastic planters for lobbies, atriums, hotels, healthcare and outdoor spaces. Painted to order in 46 colors or a custom match, with custom sizes available.
A modular indoor living wall system for commercial projects. Every project comes with installer training, shop drawings and on-site installation supervision, so the wall works the way it was designed to.
Ready-to-install BioMontage moss wall panels, bulk preserved moss for your own builds, and custom moss walls built to spec. No water, no soil and no natural light needed.
Our history
ASI traces its roots to Spanish-born architect and industrial designer Paul Mayén, whose work is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Mayén worked closely with Edgar Kaufmann Jr., heir to Fallingwater, and designed the estate's visitor pavilion. His companies, Habitat, Intrex and later Architectural Supplements, made aluminum planters and furniture with the clean lines and honest materials architects wanted. That approach still shapes our work.
After a period under Swiss furniture maker de Sede, ASI merged with Robert Charles Products, owned by Philip Feinman. Philip and his future partner Steven Decker began running the company from Danbury, CT.
Philip and Steven bought the remaining shares, added in-house fiberglass production and sold the furniture division. From then on, ASI made plant containers and nothing else.
The downturn after September 11 hit the interiorscape industry hard. ASI rethought its product line and its supply chain, and that set up everything that came next.
ASI opened a factory it fully owns. Running our own fiberglass production to Western quality standards put us back at the top of the market, and injection-molded planters made from post-consumer plastic widened the range.
ASI launched Natures Green B.V., led by Dutch interiorscape veteran Robert VanAerts. It now leads the Benelux market for indoor living walls, and it is how our NextGen living wall system came to North America.
Steven Decker retired and Philip Feinman became sole owner. His son Jason joined as COO after Harvard Business School, making ASI a second-generation family business focused on new markets and new products.
Two ownership changes, a national crisis and a full manufacturing rebuild later, ASI has a global footprint and a family in charge. When you specify ASI, you are working with a company that plans to be around for decades.
Leadership
CEO
CEO Emeritus
VP Sales & Marketing
VP Operations
ASI sells to the trade only. Open a trade account to see pricing and place orders, or reach out and our team will help you pick the right planter, finish or wall system.
