Living Walls
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A living wall, green wall or vertical garden brings natural beauty and revitalisation to your home. Our stylish and impressive walls are uniquely designed with you and your style in mind. We are experts in designing, installing and maintaining both interior and exterior living walls. So sit back and relax as we bring your urban oasis to life.
Why choose a living wall?
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They are beautiful.
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They help to clean the air by removing CO2 and other nasty toxins and replenishing
oxygen.
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A plant wall can enhance biodiversity and create mini eco-system, bringing benefits to the wider environment.
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Science has proven that plants help us to be more productive and help us to concentrate, perfect for your home office.
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Vertical garden’s and being surrounded by nature is proven to uplift your spirits and create a feeling of happiness.
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They showcase your approach to sustainability and can help offset your carbon footprint, giving you the inner ‘smug’ feeling.
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A green wall can have acoustic benefits; its sound-absorbing qualities make it perfect for your open-plan kitchen.
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A living wall can help regulate the temperature of your home, insulating when it is cold and cooling when it is warm.
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They can improve the humidity of your home, helping you sleep better and alleviating some allergies.
Why choose a living wall?
01
They are beautiful
02
They help to clean the air by removing CO2 and other nasty toxins and replenishing
oxygen
03
Vertical garden’s and being surrounded by nature is proven to uplift your spirits and create a feeling of happiness
04
They showcase your approach to sustainability and can help offset your carbon footprint, giving you the inner ‘smug’ feeling
05
They can improve the humidity of your home, helping you sleep better and alleviating some allergies
06
A living wall can help regulate the temperature of your home, insulating when it is cold and cooling when it is warm.
07
A green wall can have acoustic benefits, there sound absorbing qualities making them perfect for your open-plan kitchen.
08
Science has proven that plants help us to be more productive and help us to concentrate, perfect for your home office.
09
A plant wall can enhance biodiversity and create mini eco-system, bringing benefits to the wider environment.
It’s this easy
Step 1
Design consultation
Where you will meet your biophilic designer who will understand your space (light, size, heat, etc.) and more importantly, your design preferences. To help inspire you, we will come armed with images from our gallery and even live plants so that we can really understand the look and feel that you want.
Step 2
Design presentation
Within a week, your designer will present you with their design and specification. We aim for you to be blown away immediately, but, of course, we will work with you to tweak the design until it is just right.
Step 3
Installation
We normally return to site, dependant on the plant varieties chosen and the system technicality, to install the wall around 4-6 weeks later. Your designer will pre-agree the actual time and day with you and will join the installation team making sure the process is seamless. We pride ourselves on our meticulous workmanship and treating your space with utmost respect.
Step 4
Maintenance
We offer a full maintenance program to ensure your living wall continues to thrive and flourish. Our maintenance package includes watering, feeding, trimming, and propagating.
Why choose us?
Biophilic Design Experts
End to End Service
Fast Support
Responsible Supplier
Passionate About Plants
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a living wall cost?
We hate to say ‘it depends’ but it really does. The system used, the irrigation or lighting chosen and, of course, the planting can all impact the cost significantly. A guide price is around £500 to £800 per square meter.
Do I need planning permission for a living wall?
You’re unlikely to need any permissions for indoor living walls. For outdoor living walls, we recommend to check with your local planning authority whether or not you need planning consent. You may actually find that your local authority is very supportive of the idea due to the environmental benefits. We can help you with gaining planning permission if needed.
What maintenance does a living wall need?
To maintain your living wall in tip-top condition, regular watering and feeding is essential. It should be regularly inspected to make sure any irrigation or lighting system is working correctly, plus visual checks for signs of disease or pests on your plants. You’ll also need to prune your plants and replace old or failed plants when necessary.
What are the maintenance costs of a living wall?
It depends whether you opt for an inbuilt irrigation and feeding system. In our experience, the maintenance cost is low given it’s importance in supporting the longevity of the system and the plants in optimum health.
How long will my living wall take to be installed?
It depends on the size and technicality of the project, but generally it takes around 4 to 6 weeks for us to arrive on site for installation, and the install process generally get completed within 1-2 days. Your design consultant will keep you up-to-date with delivery and install info throughout the process. Rest assured our team are fully trained and capable, so we can deliver a smooth and seamless service.
Is my room light enough for a living wall?
During our consultation we will assess the light levels of your chosen space. We will opt for plants that thrive in the light available. If the light is insufficient then we can install artificial light which is specifically designed to support plant growth. Alternatively, a moss or preserved foliage wall may be right for your needs, we can design and install those too.
What are the benefits of a living wall?
There are many, which is why we love them so much, check out our blog.
Can you use artificial light on a living wall?
Absolutely, we will specify any artificial lighting needs as part of the consultation. For more info, check out our blog.