Interior space with a green moss wall, a rattan chair, a black side table with plants, and white shelving with potted plants.
Close-up of a wall covered with green moss.
Wall display of framed moss art and greenery plant artwork with various shades of green moss and plants in different frame styles.
Assorted green plants and succulents in a wooden frame planter on a white wood surface.
Person in a maroon hoodie and white beanie taking a photo of a green moss wall art installation in a room with wooden flooring and gray walls.
Sign with the word 'Amaranth' mounted on a mossy green wall inside a wooden frame.
Indoor wall decorated with green moss and artificial plants, resembling a vertical garden or moss wall.
Wall-mounted wooden frames filled with colorful preserved moss and greenery.
A large framed wall art piece featuring various green mosses and plants, with pieces of driftwood arranged decoratively across the surface.
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Two women working on installing a green moss wall with a white wall background, one woman is kneeling and the other is bending over with tools on the floor.
There are two green chairs with wooden accents and metal legs facing each other, with a small round table between them that has dried plants in a vase. Behind the chairs is a large green moss wall, and on the moss wall is a circular sign with a green
Experimental setup with moss on a table inside a construction site or laboratory, surrounded by metal framing and scaffolding.
Close-up view of a lush green moss and fern wall with various types of plants and greenery, decorated in an indoor setting.
White bowl filled with various types of green moss placed on a white surface against a light background.

  • You don’t. Each of our moss wall pieces are fully preserved, requiring no light or water.

  • All of our natural materials are preserved without the use of chemicals. Natural oils that mimic the water in the plant and food dyes that maintain color, result in a live and vibrant appearance for years to come.

  • Most art pieces generally last 7-10 years before some elements need updating or changing. As we live in a very dry climate, some of the preserved plants (such as ferns) may need to be changed out after a few years. You can expect the preserved mosses to last 8+ years and the preserved folia to last 5+ years.

  • A hair dryer set on a cool setting or a can of compressed air (found at major electronic retailers) works well to remove any dust that may eventually settle on your art piece. Make sure to avoid direct and heavy contact; stand a few inches away when spraying down. Do this every 6 to 12 months based on need.

  • When you factor in the cost of design, transportation, installation, and upkeep, choosing a moss wall over a living wall can save you upwards of 30-40%. It is important to recognize that moss walls need to be installed away from direct sunlight, major heating or air conditioning vents, as well as extremely dry environments; some humidity is required to keep them looking their best.