Choose the spot before the plants
A wall that looks bright to us may still need more light for healthy growth. We consider nearby windows, the direction of the light, and how the room changes through the day. Dedicated grow lighting may be part of the plan.
Keep practical access in mind. A wall above furniture still needs room for watering-system checks, pruning, and plant replacement. We discuss the feature’s depth as well as its width and height.
Will an indoor plant wall need plumbing?
Not every system needs a permanent water connection. Some use a reservoir; others suit a connected irrigation arrangement. The size of the wall, access for refilling, and the care plan help determine the right option.
Water must stay within the chosen system. Moisture protection, drainage or collection, and leak checks are part of planning the installation. We explain the proposed arrangement before you accept a quote.
Small indoor walls are welcome
You do not need to cover an entire room. A framed feature above a sideboard or a planted panel near a breakfast area can give you a clear focal point. We can begin with one suitable wall.
For a hands-off option, add a maintenance subscription. We agree the watering routine, plant checks, pruning, feeding, and replacements included in your plan.
Common questions
Can a living wall work in a dark room?
It may need dedicated grow lighting. We assess the actual location before choosing plants or promising that the space will work.
Are these real plants or preserved moss?
These are living plants that need light, water, and care. Preserved moss is a different product.
