Long-duration botanical displays for lobbies, retail, and public spaces.
Moss panels introduce biophilic texture without irrigation infrastructure. Colour variants—forest, chartreuse, grey—are mixed for topographic illusion on flat substrates mounted with concealed brackets.
Panels suit air-conditioned interiors away from direct sunlight that would desiccate preserved material prematurely. Annual inspection contracts cost €320 per panel.
Suspended installations of pampas, lunaria, and preserved palms create overhead interest in double-height atriums. Rigging points are verified by structural engineers before suspension wires load calculations approve.
Dust accumulation is managed through gentle compressed-air cleaning during scheduled maintenance visits rather than replacement, extending installation lifespan beyond three years.
Where light levels permit, planted containers with automated drip irrigation maintain ficus, sansevieria, and zamioculcas in corporate lobbies. Horticultural visits rotate specimens before decline becomes visible to tenants.
Monthly living-plant service per large container starts at €95 including fertilisation and pest monitoring compliant with building management protocols.
Semi-permanent installations receive modular inserts swapped quarterly—spring bulb crates, summer tropical cuttings, autumn seed heads—without dismantling primary armatures anchored to walls or floors.
Clients approve annual calendars during January planning meetings, locking stem budgets and avoiding rush premiums on last-minute holiday requests.
All overhead installations meet load requirements documented for insurance inspectors. Fire-retardant treatments apply to dried materials in hospitality venues subject to civil protection audits.