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How to use Preserved Moss for Branding and Signage

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There is something extremely charming about Moss when used within interior designs. With its velvety texture, pleasing green hue, and calming vibe, Moss can inject life and comfort into any setting. With the widespread adoption of Preserved Moss, it is very easy to create artsy Moss elements and turn any lifeless space into a thriving and beautiful experience. One popular way of using Preserved Moss is for branding and signage – a great way to make your corporate identity more prominent and fun. The best part about it is that such displays stand out amongst the crowd and do not […]

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Urban spaces have become concrete and glass jungles. Whether you are a nature lover or not, every city dweller seeks a soothing, lush garden where one can unwind after a long, tiring day. However, this remains a distant wish since most of the cities are packed with no room whatsoever for a serene garden. This is where building’s terrace comes into picture. A perfect place to create a refreshing, private retreat, rooftop terrace gardens not only bring beauty and serenity but attracts rich wildlife and help in maintaining cooler temperature. With a few design tricks, you can create your own […]

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People have always turned to nature to bring tranquility to their spaces, and benefit from it as a means for stress reduction. We have always known that our health and well-being are impacted by our environment and the presence of nature has contributed towards opportunities for mental restoration. Biophilic learning spaces that incorporate nature aid in mental restoration, during which the high–level cognitive functions of students can recharge. This ensures a greater ability to perform focused tasks as compared to students with fatigued cognitive resources. Biophilic Designs and Classrooms or Biophilic Learning Spaces A study named ‘The Impact of Biophilic […]

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Nature has always played a big role in the healing process. Japanese Zen gardens, monastic or cloister gardens of the past created a soothing environment and provided great respite for patients. Nature-health relationship has been studied to a great extent and biophilic design patterns have shown to provide opportunities for mental restoration and overall well-being. Empirical studies have shown that experiences with the natural environment provide greater emotional restoration, with lower instances of anxiety, anger, fatigue, tension, and confusion than urban environments with a limited presence of nature. Cultural Change in Hospital Designs Research carried out by Ulrich and others […]

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Few things look as charming as sprawling walls of greenery on buildings. Vertical gardens don’t just perform on an aesthetic level – they also help in improving the quality of life in urban environments. Apart from making urban areas more beautiful, vertical gardens help in energy savings, stormwater control, biodiversity support, and more. But a lesser known aspect of these gardens is the role they play in noise attenuation. The design, plants grown, and more aspects of vertical gardens all play a crucial role in affecting sound insulation properties of a building. Why vertical gardens for sound barriers for buildings? […]

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The pandemic forced everyone to work from home, and after almost two years it has taken a toll on the mental and physical health of professionals across the world. Now, as some are returning to their workspaces, there is still a large percentage of the workforce for whom working from home might become a permanent thing. Locked indoors with limited access to nature is one of the biggest complaints of work-from-home professionals. This is causing mental health issues for a large number of professionals as they struggle with anxiety or depression. ‘Biophilic lighting’ has evolved as an impactful way of […]

English Ivy Hedge Wall in Exterior Design: When to Use

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Green Walls that Frame and Flow English Ivy hedge walls have long served as both form and function in exterior architecture. From traditional landscapes to modern hospitality settings, their appeal lies in shaping spaces without relying on concrete, glass, or steel. These vertical elements serve as soft partitions, guides, and view-terminating features—vital tools in the architect’s outdoor palette. When Ivy is More Than Just Green Ivy’s value extends beyond mere foliage. As a vertical element, it organizes open space. It reduces visual noise, buffers wind, and can direct the flow of people with subtlety and elegance. Whether freestanding or […]

Topiary Animals vs. Topiary Balls in Exterior Design

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Introduction: Expressive Shapes or Formal Geometry? Landscape design often calls for sculptural greenery that not only complements the spatial rhythm but also enhances the sensory experience. Among the most striking elements are topiary animals and topiary balls—two dramatically different approaches to shaping nature. While both offer unique visual identities, exterior design can convert them into architectural storytelling with highly durable, botanically accurate faux topiaries designed for commercial scale. Topiary Forms: Character vs Geometry in Landscape Language Topiary animals embody playful biomimicry. These sculptural plant forms emulate fauna—from majestic lions to whimsical rabbits—bringing a storytelling element to any exterior […]

Different Foliage Options in Green Walls for Dynamic Architecture

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Different Foliage Options in Green Walls for Architecture The design of green walls is as much about visual language as it is about materiality. Each foliage option—groundcovers, grasses, ferns, small-leaf accents, broad leaves, or flowering highlights—serves a precise spatial, emotional, and aesthetic function. From wayfinding and visual termination to biophilic immersion, architects now sculpt walls with greenery that is nuanced, intentional, and spatially communicative. Soft Groundcovers: Texture Without Obstruction Groundcover foliage, with its low-lying and dense spread, adds visual base and texture to vertical systems without impeding visibility or flow. These are commonly used along lower wall sections or […]

Preserved vs. Replica Greenery Walls in Interior Design

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Understanding the Green Wall Landscape Greenery walls have become a cornerstone in biophilic interior design, merging aesthetics with well-being and environmental consciousness. Whether in hospitality, healthcare, or corporate environments, vertical greenery is leveraged for its ability to soften hard architectural lines, mitigate acoustics, and elevate a space’s sensory experience. The two dominant categories of greenery for these installations are preserved plants and replica (artificial) plants. While they may offer similar visual appeal at a glance, their properties, longevity, and functional roles differ in ways critical to an architect’s decision-making. Green Wall Foliage Options, Branded Green Walls, Plantscape Commercial Silk […]

Types of Large Artificial Trees in Interior Design

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Trees That Build Space Around Function Large artificial trees serve a unique architectural function in interior design—they are not merely decorative, but spatial organizers. Artificial trees define zones, terminate lines of sight, and guide circulation through large public and commercial interiors. In open-concept layouts like airports, hotels, museums, and shopping malls, tall synthetic trees naturally break up space while reinforcing the interior’s biophilic identity. Architects can use these vertical elements to evoke structure and hierarchy without the need for walls. Whether placed to mimic a forest canopy or to draw attention to a central atrium, large replica trees convey calm, […]

Design Possibilities with Large Artificial Oak Trees in Interiors

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Reclaiming Nature’s Majesty in Built SpacesLarge artificial oak trees have become an increasingly impactful tool in commercial interior design, especially in projects demanding strong biophilic presence without the complexities of live plant maintenance. These artificial trees emulate the commanding presence and rich textures of mature oaks, delivering visual gravity and thematic storytelling in spaces as varied as hospitality lobbies, retail showcases, and corporate atriums. Sculptural Anchors that Command SpaceArtificial oak trees stand apart in their capacity to become focal features. The branching architecture and voluminous canopies can fill voids in large-scale open-plan environments, creating visual anchors and enhancing vertical scale. Unlike […]

Artificial Trees to Provide Scale in Architectural & Interior Design

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Reframing Space Through Botanical Illusions In architecture, scale isn’t just a matter of measurement—it’s perception. Artificial trees have emerged as one of the most effective tools for defining spatial proportions within a built environment, shaping how users perceive size, distance, and hierarchy. These elements are not just ornamental; they are spatial instruments capable of shifting the architectural narrative. How Trees Inform Human Perception of Architectural Scale A tree—real or artificial—anchors visual weight in a space. When designers introduce vertical botanical structures indoors, especially in large-scale commercial interiors like atriums, lobbies, or retail centers, the tree’s height and spread immediately contextualize […]

Adding Texture to Your Architectural Design with Biophilic Integrations

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Introducing Texture Through Biophilic Integration Texture is an often underutilized tool in architecture, yet one of the most emotionally resonant. Biophilic integration introduces a layer of organic complexity, marrying nature and structure. The Art of Adding Texture: Biophilia as Material Biophilia has grown far beyond just a sustainability trend—it’s now an essential strategy in materiality and design. Texture, both seen and felt, plays a pivotal role in how users experience a space. Greenery is a standout medium for this, offering sensory depth that traditional materials often lack. Visual relief: Trees with wide, flowing canopies disrupt hard edges and create layered […]

Can Artificial Moss Be Implemented in Luxury Design?

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The New Language of Luxury: Biophilic Sophistication Through Moss Luxury design today speaks softly but powerfully. It’s no longer about glitz and glamour alone—subtle, nature-integrated experiences dominate the modern visual narrative. Among the most captivating biophilic materials rising in this space is artificial moss. Architects and designers aiming for textural richness, visual warmth, and sustainable narratives are weaving moss into luxury settings, from hospitality suites to gallery-like lobbies. What Makes Artificial Moss a Luxury Element? From Surface to Statement Artificial moss offers a unique way to evoke organic complexity without the maintenance of live plantings. It is used across vertical […]

Artificial Moss vs Artificial Plants in Green Walls: Design Comparison

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Introduction: Bringing Nature to Vertical Surfaces Green walls have become a signature feature in contemporary architecture, offering a biophilic, space-saving way to bring nature indoors. But when it comes to artificial greenery, choosing between artificial moss and artificial plants involves more than aesthetics—each has distinct design, maintenance, and spatial implications. Moss vs. Plants: Two Approaches to Green Wall Design Moss Walls: Subtle Texture and Contemporary Appeal Artificial moss offers a seamless, textural surface ideal for minimalistic or modern interiors. Moss panels often feature preserved or synthetic moss that mimics nature’s organic variation while staying evergreen. These are generally non-directional, offering […]

Artificial Trees vs. Artificial Plants in Commercial Design

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Understanding the Role of Artificial Greenery in Commercial Spaces Artificial greenery has become a vital element in modern commercial design, offering aesthetic appeal, biophilic benefits, and long-term durability. Whether it’s artificial trees that make a bold statement or artificial plants that provide subtle accents, each serves a unique purpose in shaping the built environment. Artificial Trees: A Grand Architectural Statement Artificial trees bring scale, presence, and a natural aesthetic to commercial spaces. They are often used in hotel lobbies, shopping malls, corporate offices, and atriums to create a focal point or provide spatial division. Unlike live trees, artificial alternatives require […]

Benefits of Artificial Trees and Hedges in Architectural Designs

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Elevating Architectural Aesthetics with Greenery Artificial trees and hedges are increasingly being integrated into architectural projects as a sustainable and versatile solution for biophilic design. They offer a natural aesthetic while eliminating maintenance challenges associated with live greenery. Commercial Silk provides high-quality artificial greenery that combines botanical accuracy, fire resistance, and weather durability, making it an ideal choice for architects looking to enhance commercial spaces. The Versatility of Artificial Greenery in Design Enhancing Indoor and Outdoor Spaces Artificial trees and hedges provide architects with the flexibility to incorporate greenery into spaces where live plants may not thrive. They can be […]

Large-Scale Artificial Trees for Commercial Spaces – Design Benefits

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Large-Scale Artificial Trees: Monumental Green Statements in Commercial Design In commercial design, large-scale artificial trees serve not only as aesthetic focal points but also as structural and spatial tools that define the identity of a space. Commercial Silk offers a premium collection of these monumental biophilic installations, expertly engineered for authenticity, durability, and compliance. With lifelike realism, fire retardancy, and customizable options, these trees bring nature’s grandeur to spaces where live plants can’t thrive. Architectural Utility with Organic Appeal Large-scale artificial trees are commonly used to address architectural challenges while offering the visual and emotional benefits of nature. Commercial Silk’s […]

A New Era of Grand Dining: Transforming Grand Brasserie with Greenery

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In the heart of Grand Central Terminal’s Vanderbilt Hall, the Grand Brasserie has emerged as a dynamic culinary hotspot, blending New York grandeur with Parisian bistro charm. The 400-seat dining room, expansive and elegant, is a sophisticated setting where commuters and diners can pause amid the rush. Yet despite its breathtaking scale and impeccable design by the Rockwell Group. PlantShed also played a key role in this, bringing expertly curated greenery to the Grand Brasserie and amplifying its presence through shared social content. By incorporating botanically accurate greenery, the Grand Brasserie could achieve a balanced ambiance, fostering a more intimate, […]

The Role of Artificial Trees in Interior Design: Inspiring Exclusivity

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A New Era of Design: The Power of Artificial Trees Artificial trees have improved modern interior design, offering an evergreen solution for commercial spaces seeking both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits. Unlike live plants, artificial trees eliminate maintenance concerns, making them ideal for high-end hotels, corporate offices, luxury retail stores, and themed environments. Commercial Silk leads the industry in crafting premium, botanically accurate artificial trees that seamlessly integrate into architectural designs. Our products, made with proprietary ThermaLeaf® fire-resistant technology and PermaLeaf® UV-resistant materials, ensure durability, safety, and lifelike aesthetics that elevate any space Artificial Trees, Oak Trees Elevating Space: The […]

Using Hedges & Topiaries to Add Mass in Your Architecture Designs

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Sculpting Space with Greenery Architectural design is all about space manipulation, and hedges and topiaries serve as powerful tools for defining, framing, and filling spaces with organic structure. While live plants require maintenance, artificial hedges and topiaries from Commercial Silk offer the same impact with zero upkeep. Their botanically accurate, durable, and fire-resistant designs create visual depth and texture in commercial environments while maintaining a pristine aesthetic. Hedges & Topiaries: The Art of Structured Greenery Hedges and topiaries are not just decorative elements—they are spatial solutions. They establish order within designs, create movement, and enhance a sense of scale. Artificial […]

Eos & Nyx: Revolutionizing Dining Spaces with Feature Trees

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This Mediterranean-inspired culinary oasis in San Jose, California, brings nature’s beauty indoors with none of the upkeep. Collaborating with R3 Builders, we crafted stunning, large feature trees that dominate the high ceilings with bold greenery and botanical precision. Every branch adds a sense of tranquility to this sophisticated yet welcoming space, creating the perfect backdrop for mezze brunches or evening cocktails by a rotating conveyor of spirits.

Royalmount Mall: A $7 Billion Mega Mall Leading A New Era of Sustainable Luxury

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Royalmount Mall’s grand opening is slated for September 5th, marking a significant milestone in sustainable urban development. The mall is a prime example of not only an architectural marvel but also a testament to the future of sustainable mixed-use developments. As the first 100% carbon-neutral mall in the Americas, this project presents a groundbreaking opportunity for architects and interior designers to explore innovative design practices and eco-friendly solutions.

Why Artificial Dracaena Reflexa Trees are Essential for Upgrading Your Workspace

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Creating an inviting and productive workspace is essential for any business. One effective way to achieve this is by incorporating artificial Dracaena reflexa Trees, also known as Song of India or dragon tree, into your office decor. These realistic faux plants offer numerous benefits, from enhancing aesthetics to improving employee well-being. In this blog, we will explore how artificial Dracaena reflexa Trees can transform your workspace and provide practical tips on incorporating them into your office design. The Aesthetic Appeal of Artificial Dracaena reflexa Trees Lush Greenery Without the Maintenance Artificial Dracaena reflexa Trees bring the lushness of nature indoors […]

Pros and Cons of Preserved vs. Replica Evergreen Moss Wall

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Evergreen moss has become a popular choice in interior design, offering a lush, green look that brings nature indoors. Moss walls, created using preserved or replica moss, add a touch of natural beauty to any space. This blog explores the tradeoffs between preserved and replica moss walls, focusing on their benefits, challenges, and ideal applications. Whether you’re considering moss walls for a commercial or residential space, understanding these options can help you make an informed decision. What is Evergreen Moss? Evergreen moss, along with other moss species like pincushion moss, mood moss, and feather moss, is known […]

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