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Best of the Week: 28 Indoor Vertical Gardens and Green Walls

Whether you have a garden outdoors or not, these vertical pockets of green let you bring the verdant freshness indoors

Chiquit Brammall
Chiquit Brammall 13 June 2019
Design journalist and freelance editor. Dollhouse architect. Serial renter.
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Want to incorporate plants in your interiors, but keen to take on more than just pot plants? Then make that statement with a vertical garden (also known as a green wall), as these homes show.

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Envelope Architects
1.
Location: Singapore
Designer: Envelope Architects
Features: Add a green wall and a water feature next to and under the stairs and this usually-wasted space becomes a sought-after spot of relaxation.
GAVIN GREEN HOME DESIGN LLC
2.
Location: Los Angeles
Designer: Gavin Green Home Design LLC
Features: A living, green wall in the kitchen – whether it’s planted with edibles or not – is sure to encourage those who dwell here to cook and eat healthy.

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3.
Location: Seattle, USA
Designer: Brio Interior Design
Features: Here’s another vertical planter that will encourage healthy eating.
Regan Wood Photography
4.
Location: New York, USA
Features: If you’ve got the double-volume space, why not plant a green wall spanning the double height and rest your eyes on the lush view (instead of on a TV screen)?
Architology
5.
Location: Singapore
Designer: Architology and A_Collective Architects
Features: Enjoy alfresco dining indoors, with this thriving vertical garden.

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Chris Snook
6.
Location: London
Designer: Chris Snook
Features: A niche built within the kitchen’s wall becomes an extension of the garden outside when it features the same plants.
iTrace
7.
Location: Toronto, Canada
Designer: iTrace
Features: Squares of moss on the feature wall’s aged wood finish enhance its rustic appeal.
Fotograf Camilla Ropers
8.
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Designer: Jeppe Bjørnberg Hansen
Features: Homeowner Jeppe Bjørnberg Hansen is an interior designer himself, and decorated his own home with a mix of flea-market finds and high-end icons. For his dining room’s green wall, he upcycled copper gutters into vertical planters.

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Машкин Андрей
9.
Location: Moscow, Russia
Designer: “Смарт-360”
Features: These vertical planters put a green spin on the honeycomb pattern of the bookshelves along the hallway (far left), and provide a refreshing view for a reader to rest their eyes on.
Ace Space Design
10.
Location: Singapore
Designer: Ace Space Design
Features: Replace a wall panel with artificial turf (or even a green rug) to create a contemporary tropical-resort ambience in your open-plan apartment.
Egue y Seta
11.
Location: Madrid, Spain
Designer: Egue y Seta
Features: Wooden slats backing some bamboo in a planter creates the illusion of a bamboo forest in the living room.

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Holder Parlette Architecture + Landscapes
12.
Location: Napa Valley, USA
Designer: Holder Parlette Architecture
Features: The semi-open foyer in between two wings of this home is decked in green walls to make that indoor-outdoor transition seamless.
Adenbrook Homes
13.
Location: Victoria, Australia
Designer: Adenbrook Homes
Features: Metal frames allow for pot plants to create a green wall as the upper half of this dividing wall between this lounge space and the hallway.

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Von Sturmer's
14.
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Designer: Von Sturmer’s
Features: Feel like you’re bathing alfresco in an exotic spa with a green wall next to the bathtub – without sacrificing privacy and the comforts of home.
STEPHEN FLETCHER ARCHITECTS
15.
Location: London, UK
Designer: Stephen Fletcher Architects
Features: Here’s the second one in this series of green wall-bathtub pairing. The moss divider frames the freestanding tub beautifully.
Michele Perlini | ARCStudio PERLINI
16.
Location: Verona, Italy
Designer: Michele Perlini | ARCStudio Perlini
Features: This last of the green wall-bathtub pairs helps the low-ceilinged attic space feel less claustrophobic with its freshness.

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Joel Sanders Architect
17.
Location: New York, USA
Designer: Joel Sanders Architect
Features: The vanity mirror surrounded by a vertical garden shows that bathrooms can be a good place for green walls (even if you don’t have the luxury of a bathtub, as #14-16 show) because of the humidity.
Studio An-V-Thot Architects Pvt. Ltd.
18.
Location: Delhi, India
Designer: Studio An-V-Thot Architects Pvt. Ltd.
Features: Need a little escape from the pressures of daily urban living? Lounge in front of a lush green wall.
Charlene O
19.
Location: Singapore
Features: Designed by its owner, Houzz user Charlene O, the green wall spans all four floors of this industrial-style house, and adds a soft, living contrast to the Tadao Ando-inspired concrete walls.
Portico Design Group
20.
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Designer: Portico Design Group
Features: Jars of herbs hung on wood panels on the wall make up this vertical pocket garden, and keep fresh herbs within easy reach in the kitchen.


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21.
Location: Paris, France
Designer: Atelier Germain
Features: Under a skylight is a good spot to plant a green wall so it can grow as abundantly as this one, which enlivens this study and family space.
Shabnam Gupta
22.
Location: Mumbai, India
Designer: Shabnam Gupta
Features: Further on the subject of skylights, internal courtyards are also good for green walls, especially when they have outdoor decking for flooring – so you don’t have to be too careful watering the plants.
Riccardo Sottoriva Fotografo
23.
Location: Venice, Italy
Features: A green wall makes for a good burst of vibrant colour in a mostly-white interior. In this small kitchen-dining area, it softens the slim, clean lines of the furniture.
TheHallStudio & Manu Pagés Arquitectura
24.
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Designer: TheHallStudio
Features: Near-invisible metalwork on the wall allows hanging plants and creeping vines to climb up and down the wall. It also allows the owner to alter the mix and amount of plants whenever they want.

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Entrance Fastighetsmäkleri
25.
Location: Gothenberg, Sweden
Designer: Entrance Fastighetsmäkleri
Features: Wall-hung planters mimic a little vertical pocket garden in this living room.
Susan Strauss Design
26.
Location: New York, USA
Designer: Susan Strauss Design
Features: The moss feature wall makes working-from-home feel less tedious as it refreshes this home office.
SPACES ARCHITECTS@ka
27.
Location: Delhi, India
Designer: Spaces Architects@ka
Features: A green wall and water feature optimise the height of the airwell in this home, and provide a relaxing Zen experience for those using the stairs.
Red Hook Design LLC
28.
Location: New York, USA
Designer: Red Hook Design LLC
Features: Here’s another green wall that enhances the double-height ceiling of this multi-level dwelling, and brings the fresh outdoors inside.


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