Two different walls, two different jobs.
A living wall is a vertical garden — real, growing plants held in an engineered system with irrigation and drainage behind it. It changes through the year, needs light, and needs scheduled care. It is the right answer when you want the room to feel alive.
A preserved-moss wall is the opposite proposition: real moss, preserved so it holds its colour and texture indefinitely. It needs no water, no light and no maintenance, which makes it the practical choice for receptions, lift lobbies, boardrooms and any windowless wall where a living system would simply die.
What a wall project involves
- Structural and civil worksFraming, waterproofing and irrigation where a living wall requires it
- Design to the palette of the roomMoss walls can carry logos, lettering and custom shapes
- Species selection for the light on the wallVertical light falls off quickly — planting is zoned accordingly
- Documented installSame white-glove standard as every other Pravaa install
- Ongoing care, or none at allLiving walls join an AMC; preserved moss needs zero upkeep
Built already
At IPCA Laboratories in Kandivli we delivered 172 sq ft of designer preserved-moss panels alongside the wider interior plantation. At Indiabulls Sky Forest in Lower Parel the brief was the living kind — a vertical garden of 189 plants across 27 species, with civil works, fully owned by the client. A third build, a corporate reception moss wall, was specified as a zero-maintenance focal point.