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Here at Inhabitat we are big botanical architecture fans, but we also love seeing ideas that stand to add an extra bit of foliage to our lives. So, if you are a fan of Patrick Blanc’s Vertical Gardens or even Mass Studies’ Foliage Covered Botanical Building and you fancy your very own extra bit of wall-mounted greenery, the team behind ELT Easy Green have the perfect solution in a whole range of beautiful Living Wall products. Their beautiful modular panels are made from 100% Recyclable HDPE and they’re a great way to add a little bit of green to your home.
Our first encounter with a “living wall” was the giant installation in the atrium of the University of Guelph in Canada. Everyone’s always asking whether
Vertical Wall on Jean Nouvel’s Musée du quai Branly
Plants have found a home on walls for centuries, but are sometimes incongruous with architecture, often breaking
As an avid gardener this concept is totally delightful–talk about an O2 rush! I have been experimenting with fishing line and trees but this is inspiring.
As an avid gardener this concept is totally delightful–talk about an O2 rush! I have been experimenting with fishing line and trees but this is inspiring.