Moose Horns GD158 by Green Designers is a hand-composed wall panel made from artificial plants. Large, branching staghorn-style leaves stand out against a denser layer of smaller foliage. Imitations of fittonia, nasturtium and leucadendron form part of the arrangement, with contrasting leaf shapes and green tones giving it a three-dimensional surface rather than a flat printed pattern.
Order by area, agree the finished shape
One ordering unit represents 0.5 m². The manufacturer makes this design to agreed dimensions, so that area does not establish a single fixed panel width and height. Specify the wall's width and height, the intended orientation and product code GD158 before ordering. The rectangular and square photographs illustrate arrangements of the same foliage design, not separate plant patterns.
The base is 5 cm thick and the foliage occupies a further 10–20 cm. Allow for that projection as well as the wall area. Where the decoration sits beside furniture or near a passage, compare the available clearance with the depth of the leaves before settling on the final position.
Artificial foliage for an interior wall
The panel contains between four and ten types of artificial plants made from textile materials, plastics and rubber. This is not a planted wall containing live seedlings, so watering and growing conditions are not required. Green Designers specifies domestic and professional use. The composition can serve as wall decoration in a living room, office, hotel or restaurant.
The prominent branching leaves and dense background suit boho and Provençal arrangements; the manufacturer also identifies art deco as a possible setting. Treat Moose Horns as a distinct foliage feature rather than a uniform green surface with a fine, repetitive texture.
Plan the modules and exposed edges
For a larger wall, the manufacturer prepares numbered modules that join into a continuous arrangement. Its panel instructions recommend a reasonably level, dust-free surface and mounting adhesive. Visible side edges of the base can be concealed within a recess or finished with a frame or trim. Plant-covered sides are a separately agreed finishing option, not something to assume is included in the basic composition.
