Dazzle your visitors with stunning moss walls & pictures
Our interior moss walls and moss pictures are a great way to add the wow-factor to a vertical space.
The moss is real, but preserved — which means that it has a completely authentic appearance but unlike a living wall it requires little or no maintenance.
Moss is a hugely versatile material, it can be used in a large number of ways to create stunning design effects, feature walls and signage.
Inleaf design, supply and install moss walls and pictures to clients throughout the UK.
How is it preserved?
The moss is grown naturally and harvested from sustainable sources. It is then preserved using glycerine and food dyes, which is why it’s sometime referred to as ‘mummified moss’.
Once preserved, the moss can be applied in different ways to create a variety of attractive design effects.
Moss wall design ideas
Examples of mummified moss design ideas include:
- Covering an entire wall surface
- Framed moss pictures; placed individually or in a sequence
- Used as a background to protruding company signage
- Used to infill metal signage
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Types of preserved moss
The types of preserved moss commonly used to create moss walls:
- Flat moss
- Bun moss (or round moss)
- Reindeer moss (or silver moss)
These different types of moss can be combined to create interesting design effects and more cost-effective designs.
Whilst bun and flat moss are only available in green, reindeer moss can be dyed in a wide variety of colours, further expanding the design effects that can achieved.
How much do moss walls cost?
Most often moss walls are custom-designed to suit specific designs and requirements and so prices vary from project to project.
As a rough guide, the moss wall material backed on high quality MDF panels are priced from £390+VAT per m2 for a mix of flat and bun moss.
Other aspects that affect the price are a surrounding frame (if required), delivery, installation and any specialist joinery or signage.
Moss wall considerations
Preserved Moss is a great and versatile material, but there are a few things to keep in mind when considering its application:
- Preserved moss can only be used indoors
- It can’t get wet or be placed in overly humid conditions
- Its colour will fade if placed in direct sunlight
- It’s very tactile – so it’s best to place it out of reach to avoid damage from curious hands
- It’s low maintenance, but can be repaired or tidied if needed
Next steps
We provide preserved moss walls and pictures throughout the UK. Get in touch to request a custom quote or, if you’re looking for inspiration we’d be happy to advise on design ideas/options.