A living wall is the single most transformative landscape element you can add to a space. We've designed and installed more than 60 living walls across Bengaluru — in homes, offices, restaurants, and hotel atriums.
System types
- Modular tray systems (our most common) — 30 cm x 30 cm plastic trays with integrated water reservoirs. Easy to maintain, plants can be swapped individually.
- Felt pocket systems — good for indoor walls with low light. Plants root into the felt.
- Freestanding dividers — double-sided walls for dividing large spaces. Moveable.
Best plants for living walls
Indoor, low light: Philodendron, Pothos, English Ivy, Ferns, Peace Lily. Indoor, bright light: Succulents (Echeveria, Sedum), Herbs, Bromeliads. Outdoor, partial sun: Lantana, Portulaca, Creeping Fig, Wedelia. Outdoor, full sun: Bougainvillea, Ruellia, Duranta.
Built-in irrigation
Every wall has a drip irrigation loop with a pressure regulator and a timer. The system runs for 2 minutes, 3 times a day, automatically. A 20-litre concealed tank feeds it for 2 weeks between refills.
Maintenance
Monthly visit: horticulturist trims, replaces any failed plants (we keep 10% spares at our nursery), checks irrigation, and feeds via the irrigation line. Walls under our Garden Care Plan get this included.
What it costs
Modular tray systems start from ₹18,000 per sq ft. A typical 4 ft x 8 ft office feature wall is around ₹75,000. Includes design, structural assessment, system, plants, irrigation, and first 3 months of maintenance.
