Passionfruit GD 147 by Green Designers is a handmade wall panel composed of artificial foliage. Red and purple flowers inspired by bird of paradise stand out among the green leaves. Passionfruit is the name of the arrangement, not a living passion fruit plant for cultivation.
A layered mix of leaves and flowers
Small leaves form a background for broader, striped shapes inspired by calathea and ficus. Longer banana and palm leaves break up the outline. The result is a three-dimensional surface rather than a flat botanical print. Red and purple details punctuate several shades of green, making the floral elements visible within the dense foliage.
The manufacturer uses textile materials, plastics and rubber for the plant replicas. Each panel contains between four and ten types of imitation plants. It is intended as an interior decoration, including for a living room, and for professional spaces. The tropical character comes from the combination of contrasting leaves and flowers, rather than from an uninterrupted green surface.
Order area and room for projecting foliage
One product unit corresponds to 0.5 m². The finished arrangement’s width, height and orientation are agreed when ordering, so the area alone does not specify its proportions. Measure the intended wall section and discuss the required dimensions with the sales team before choosing the final layout.
The backing is 5 cm thick, with the vegetation adding another 10–20 cm. Allow for both layers when planning the space beside furniture or circulation routes. The projecting leaves need room in front of the wall as well as an area on its surface.
Edges and larger installations
For larger arrangements, the manufacturer adapts the division into panels and numbers them to indicate the installation sequence. Exposed backing edges can be concealed in a recess or covered with a frame or trim. Plant-covered sides require a separate agreement and should not be assumed to form part of the standard panel. Choose the fixing method according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the conditions of the particular wall.
