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Moss Walls: The Interior Design Trend That Turns Your Home Into A Forest
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As urbanites get more and more isolated from the natural world, their desire to maintain some sort of connection has inspired creative new interior design ideas like moss walls to fill their needs. Moss walls are a beautiful and relatively low-maintenance way to bring some beautiful nature into your home.
Though walls like these can be expensive to install, they are easy to maintain – especially if they use lichen instead of moss. As long as you maintain the appropriate indoor humidity and keep them out of the sun, you won't need to water them.
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Ok but I feel like at some point it would just die and be kinda ugly, right?
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These look beautiful, but they also look like great foundations for a small ecosystem. I like better the idea of having them outdoors, but I suppose if you had a small arboreal lizard as top predator, that might work also.
Moss can grow on pratically anything :) It's very durable and cheap to cultivate.
I've lived in apartments with similar moss walls, but the health department eventually DID force the landlord to make repairs.
I with I had a picture of the "living wall" at Drexel's campus to submit:)
These look beautiful, but they also look like great foundations for a small ecosystem. I like better the idea of having them outdoors, but I suppose if you had a small arboreal lizard as top predator, that might work also.
Moss can grow on pratically anything :) It's very durable and cheap to cultivate.
I've lived in apartments with similar moss walls, but the health department eventually DID force the landlord to make repairs.
I with I had a picture of the "living wall" at Drexel's campus to submit:)