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At Life on Walls, we recently collated and analysed the most common questions from garden designers, landscape contractors, property developers, asset managers, and homeowners to understand what truly sits in front of mind when considering a living wall or vertical garden across residential, hospitality, and commercial environments. While the end outcome is visual and experiential,

Indoor living walls have moved beyond aesthetic features. Today, they sit at the intersection of design, wellbeing, and environmental performance. Yet, while the visual impact is immediate, the long-term success of an internal living wall is determined by a far more technical set of considerations. We consistently see the same pattern. Projects that thrive are

Designing a living wall is not simply a planting exercise, it is a strategic design decision that sits at the intersection of architecture, horticulture, and long-term performance. While every project is unique, high-performing vertical gardens are consistently underpinned by three core principles: purpose, aspect, and scale. Getting these right from the outset is what separates

Find the right system for your space Living walls, also known as vertical gardens, are planted systems that transform walls into living, breathing features. They can be installed indoors or outdoors, either freestanding or fixed to an existing structure. Choosing the right type of living wall is key to ensuring long-term success, from design flexibility