Technical Resources
Overview of How Plant and Floral Installations Work
Our Process
Consultation & Design Planning
Initial Consultation: Discuss your vision, space requirements, and budget with the installation team. Share any themes, colors, or specific ideas you have in mind.
Design Proposal: The team will provide a custom design plan, including sketches or mock-ups of the proposed installation. This ensures that the final look aligns with your expectations.
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Site Assessment
Space Evaluation: Experts assess the space to determine the best installation methods, lighting needs, and any structural requirements.
Measurements: Accurate measurements are taken to ensure a perfect fit for your chosen design.
Material Selection
Choose Materials: Select from a variety of preserved moss, artificial greenery, and floral options based on your aesthetic preferences and maintenance needs.
Customization: Materials can be customized to match specific colors or designs that fit your brand or decor.
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Installation
Preparation: The team prepares the space, ensuring walls or surfaces are ready for installation. This may include applying a backing material for easier mounting.
Mounting the Design: The preserved moss, artificial greenery, and floral elements are carefully attached to the surface using specialized adhesives, nails, or frames, ensuring a secure and seamless look.
Final Touches: Any final adjustments are made to perfect the arrangement, ensuring that every element is securely in place.
Maintenance Guidance
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Care Instructions: For artificial greenery and preserved moss, minimal maintenance is needed, like occasional dusting. A living plant installation might come with care guidelines or an automated watering system for easier upkeep.
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Follow-Up: We offer free follow-up services or check-ins to ensure your installation remains in top condition.
This simple process ensures that your custom-designed floral or greenery installation is seamlessly integrated into your space.
Maintenance Tips: Best Practices for Artificial and Living Plant Installations
Maintaining Artificial Plant Installations
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Regular Dusting: Use a soft cloth, feather duster, or a low-powered vacuum with a brush attachment to gently remove dust from leaves and surfaces. This helps maintain a fresh and clean appearance.
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Deep Cleaning: Occasionally, wipe down artificial plants with a damp cloth or a mixture of water and mild soap to remove any stubborn dirt. Be sure to let the plants air-dry thoroughly before putting them back in place.
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Avoid Direct Sunlight: Place artificial installations away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and maintain their vibrant color over time.
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Check for Loose Pieces: Periodically inspect the installation for any loose or detached pieces, and secure them with adhesive if needed. This helps maintain the original structure and look of the design.
Maintaining Living Plant Installations
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Watering: Follow a consistent watering schedule based on the specific needs of the plants used. Use an automated irrigation system for larger installations to ensure even and regular watering.
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Proper Lighting: Place living walls in areas with adequate natural light or provide supplemental grow lights to ensure healthy growth. Adjust light exposure based on the plant types in your installation.
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Pruning and Trimming: Regularly prune and trim back overgrown areas to maintain a neat appearance and promote new growth. Remove any dead leaves or stems promptly to prevent disease.
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Feeding: Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every few months to keep plants nourished. This helps maintain vibrant foliage and supports robust growth.
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Pest Control: Monitor for pests like aphids or spider mites. Use natural or organic pest control methods to address any infestations, keeping the installation healthy.
By following these simple maintenance tips, both artificial and living plant installations can remain vibrant and beautiful, offering long-lasting benefits to your space.
Sustainability Information
Environmental Impact: Sustainability Benefits of Preserved Moss and Green Walls
Preserved moss walls and living green walls offer significant sustainability benefits that go beyond aesthetics. Here’s how they contribute to a greener environment:
Improved Air Quality
Living Green Walls: Act as natural air purifiers, absorbing pollutants and releasing oxygen, enhancing indoor air quality.
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Preserved Moss: Absorbs moisture, helping regulate indoor humidity for a healthier environment.
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Natural Insulation: Green walls provide insulation, keeping spaces cooler in summer and warmer in winter, reducing energy use for heating and cooling.
Urban Cooling: Exterior green walls help reduce the Urban Heat Island effect, cooling surrounding air and buildings.
Water Efficiency
Recycling Systems: Many green walls use recirculating water systems, minimizing waste.
Zero Water Needs: Preserved moss requires no watering, making it ideal for areas focusing on water conservation.
Eco-Friendly Design
Our products are designed to align with eco-friendly practices, promoting sustainability and well-being in urban environments.
Here’s how our offerings contribute to greener, healthier spaces:
1. Sustainable Greenery Solutions
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Preserved Moss: Our preserved moss walls use natural, non-toxic preservation methods, ensuring that the beauty of nature can be enjoyed indoors without the need for water, soil, or sunlight. This makes them ideal for low-maintenance green design in spaces where water conservation is a priority.
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Living Plant Walls: Our living walls act as natural air filters, absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen, which helps to improve indoor air quality. Additionally, these walls provide natural insulation, helping to reduce the energy needed for heating and cooling buildings.
2. Reduced Carbon Footprint
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Long-lasting Artificial Greenery: High-quality artificial plant installations offer a sustainable alternative by reducing the need for frequent replacements and transport of new plants. This minimizes the carbon footprint associated with shipping and plant care.
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• Energy Efficiency: By incorporating living green walls into building exteriors, businesses can reduce their energy consumption through natural cooling and insulation, which helps lower overall carbon emissions.
Importance of Biophilic Design in Urban Spaces
Connection to Nature: Biophilic design integrates natural elements into built environments, which is crucial in urban areas where access to nature is limited. This connection has been shown to reduce stress, improve mood, and boost productivity, contributing to healthier, more resilient communities.
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Enhanced Well-being: Bringing nature indoors with products like preserved moss and plant walls creates environments where people feel more at ease and connected to nature, fostering a sense of calm and relaxation even in busy, urban settings.