Green Designers Forest GD 302 artificial vertical garden

Forest GD 302 by Green Designers is an artificial vertical garden with large, trailing fern fronds against a background of smaller greenery. Two types of artificial plants create a layered composition with varying leaf lengths and shades of green. It is an interior wall decoration, not a living planted system that needs cultivation.

Plan the area and the finished shape

The manufacturer specifies 0.5 m² as the area of one unit and makes Forest to agreed dimensions. That area does not establish a single fixed width and height. Before ordering, measure both sides of the intended wall section and agree the orientation of the composition. The portrait and square examples in the gallery illustrate arrangements of the same plant design rather than two different botanical models.

The green layer is 10–20 cm thick. Allow for this depth as well as the outline on the wall: the foliage projects into the room. Compare it with the position of nearby furniture and the space needed beside passageways. Forest is a three-dimensional plant composition, not a flat printed fern picture or flush wall covering.

Handmade foliage on a flexible mesh

A flexible mesh supports the plants. The manufacturer identifies textiles, plastics and rubber as materials used in the panels. Every piece is made by hand, so photographs establish the character of the greenery rather than an identical position for every leaf. Broad fern fronds sit over a denser, finer background.

For a larger wall, the manufacturer adjusts the number of panels and numbers their arrangement. Plan installation using the green-wall instructions and the agreed configuration. A furnished-room image is a visual reference, not a technical installation drawing.

A fern-led feature for interiors

Forest is intended for residential interiors as well as hotels, restaurants and offices. Its long fronds distinguish it from compositions with a uniformly fine texture. The green backdrop remains visible between the larger leaves. This botanical feature can be paired with natural materials without being restricted to one decorating style. Artificial plants do not need watering. Their appearance does not, however, establish UV resistance, outdoor suitability or fire resistance.