Living walls are nature’s sponge.

Indoors or outdoors, our customized vertical gardens create a mutually beneficial relationship between people and plants in the spaces they share. Living walls are available in geoponic (soil-based) and hydroponic (soilless) systems, each approach designed to support healthy growth, and the choice depends on maintenance preferences and environmental conditions.

Beyond their striking visual impact, living walls are a high‑performance green infrastructure asset. They help improve air quality by absorbing pollutants, increase humidity in dry indoor environments, and act as noise barriers by absorbing and diffusing sound. Biophilia design creates a restorative atmosphere that supports mental clarity, productivity and heightened occupant focus. They do not behave like traditional gardens, so when you’re growing up, you need design and installation professionals who understand the unique needs of these dynamic, vertical ecosystems.

Key elements to consider:

 Boosts productivity: living walls, also referred to as vertical gardens, are a proven biophilic design strategy that enhances focus, creativity and overall workplace wellbeing.

 Lowers energy demand: regulates indoor temperatures year-round as it acts as natural insulation, reducing heat transfers and loads on HVAC systems.

 Reduces noise levels: the plants and substrate absorb and diffuse sound, softening acoustics in shared and high traffic spaces.

 Improves indoor air quality: living walls filter airborne pollutants creating healthier indoor environments and supporting occupant wellness.

 Strong visual identity vertical gardens transform blank surfaces and elevate lobbies, retail spaces and corporate interiors, delivering a better brand experience.

 Supports mental health: with measurable psychological benefits such as stress reduction, living walls contribute to creating restorative microenvironments in urban interiors.

 Enhanced occupant satisfaction: buildings with biophilic features attract and retain tenants and differentiate themselves from other commercial properties.

 Space optimization: custom living walls can take up little value floor space making them ideal for corridors and compact lobbies.

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What does my building require for a living wall?

The living walls we work with incorporate irrigation systems and lighting that reduces the need for manual and time intensive plant care. We typically ask for an accessible water connection and electrical outlets.

Do I need to think about any structural requirements?

Yes. This is especially important when the living wall will be fixed to an existing wall. We will require a load-bearing wall to recommend the best system, as specific load requirements vary from system to system.

Does my living wall need maintenance?

Ongoing maintenance is essential. We deal with living products, so they do require some level of care to optimize their health and their benefits. The costs associated with maintenance visits vary depending on factors like size, access and type of plants used. We can provide an estimate specific to your installation.