Mossy Dark GD 305 by Green Designers is a decorative wall panel combining five types of artificial plants on a flexible mesh. Lighter fern fronds and trailing ivy stand out against dark, fine-leaved greenery. The result is a layered botanical surface rather than a flat sheet of uniform green.
Plan the wall area and the depth
The panel is made to order to agreed dimensions. The manufacturer uses an area unit of 0.5 m², so the rectangular and square arrangements shown in the gallery should not be taken as a single fixed delivery size. Planning requires the width and height of the intended wall area, together with its portrait or landscape orientation.
The planting is 10–20 cm deep. Allow for that projection as well as the wall area, particularly when placing the decoration beside furniture or near a passage. For larger arrangements, the manufacturer determines the division into panels and numbers the sections so that the intended plant layout can be followed during installation.
Fern and ivy textures, assembled by hand
The composition is handmade using textile materials, plastics and rubber. Fine foliage forms the dense background, while broader ivy leaves and elongated fern fronds bring contrasting shapes to the surface. Its botanical character is therefore as important as its dark green colour when coordinating the panel with an interior. Hand assembly also means that individual compositions are not completely identical copies.
Indoor greenery without watering
The manufacturer describes the panel for domestic and professional interior use. It can be considered as a planted-looking wall decoration for a living room, study or commercial interior, with its depth checked against the available space before a location is chosen. This is not a living garden or moss that needs cultivation, so watering and living-plant care are not required.
Before installation, establish the layout of the complete composition and consult the manufacturer's instructions for panels. The final outline and dimensions need to be agreed: the proportions in a room visualisation are not a substitute for a measured plan of your own wall.
