Green Designers Wine Bower GD 181 artificial green wall, 0.5 m²

Wine Bower GD 181 by Green Designers is a handmade artificial planting panel for interior walls. Small-leaved background foliage sits behind larger leaves, fern shapes and trailing stems. Dark greens are broken up by lighter, yellowish areas. The composition uses textile materials, plastics and rubber rather than living plants.

Ordering area versus finished dimensions

One product unit represents 0.5 m² of wall coverage. This does not impose a single fixed panel format: the manufacturer makes the composition to an agreed width and height. For a bespoke wall, confirm the dimensions, orientation and treatment of the exposed sides before ordering. Photographs of larger installations illustrate possible layouts, not the contents of one purchase unit.

The base is 5 cm thick, with the foliage projecting a further 10–20 cm. Allow for this three-dimensional construction when choosing a location, particularly beside doors, circulation routes and furniture. Wine Bower is not a flat wallpaper or a printed leaf pattern.

Numbered sections and exposed edges

For larger orders, the manufacturer divides the composition into numbered sections to be positioned according to the prepared layout. A base visible from the side can be concealed within a recess or covered with a frame or trim. Planting around the sides is a separate arrangement that must be agreed; do not assume every panel includes finished foliage-covered edges.

The panel installation guidance recommends a reasonably level, dust-free or primed surface and mounting adhesive. Select the fixing method and any temporary support during curing to suit the substrate and the manufacturer's instructions.

A layered botanical wall indoors

A mixture of 4 to 10 artificial plant types creates varied leaf shapes and a layered surface. This botanical decoration can be planned for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, hotel interiors or restaurants. It does not need watering. The model belongs to the indoor panel range; a photograph of a sheltered installation does not establish UV resistance or weather resistance.