Shopping centre in Gijón,
Asturias
The main idea of the design was the fusion of the ball moss with the lichen as they are two plants with different textures that together perfectly match and give more volume to the design. The rest of the garden was completed with flat moss. The combination of the different shades of green contributes to the chromatic diversity, bringing more freshness to the project. In addition, we chose ferns as the main hanging plant for this project. When it came to their arrangement, we placed the leaves in a circular shape and at different heights to simulate the natural birth of the plant. In order to get a better hold of the ferns, the stems are glued on a foam base.
In addition, we also placed other hanging plants such as the Amaranthus, which apart from giving movement to the design, contributed a touch of orange colour which stood out against the green background.
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In the following image you can see the previous design:
The assembly of the PVC boards is a meticulous, delicate and time-consuming task, as it is necessary to apply the appropriate adhesive piece by piece and place it on the previously established design.
In the following images we show you the different stages of composition of the preserved plant vertical garden.
Flat moss
Ball moss and flat moss
The species we have used in our composition are the following:
Nowadays the preserved plant paintings are very popular as it is a way of creating a green space in offices, homes, leisure areas, shops… without any maintenance costs.
If you are interested in creating green spaces somewhere indoors, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to inform you.