Having a large collection of plants is amazing, but it can get a little crowded with our floor space disappearing pretty quickly. This is particularly true for city dwellers. 43% of Londoners live in a flat, the most of any region in the UK, promoting the move of our gardening skills to our balconies and our living rooms. With the mean average UK one-bedroom home being 46 sq m (495 sq ft), according to Riba, space is one of the issues these horticulturalists face.
By focusing on our desire to nurture our carefully grown fauna, we’ve rethought the living wall; made it more flexible, added a few lifestyle features and kept the practice of cultivation.