About this asset

This Revit family provides a wall-hosted living plant panel, designed to integrate vertical greening into modern interior architecture. The Living Plant Wall Panel is a vertical, wall-hosted element featuring a consistent, dense foliage texture. It is designed as a modular decorative surface, suitable for creating feature walls in interior spaces. The panel presents a uniform, rectangular arrangement of greenery, offering a clean, contemporary aesthetic that mimics real-world biophilic installations. Its geometry is streamlined, focusing on the visual impact of the plant material rather than complex structural hardware. The model is lightweight, ensuring ease of use in large-scale BIM projects without compromising the overall model performance or file size.

The download is a 481 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a wall-hosted family, this asset snaps directly to existing wall surfaces within a Revit project. Users can easily align the panel to specific wall heights or create repetitive patterns by arraying the component. Material parameters can be adjusted via the standard Revit materials browser to modify the foliage appearance or colour tones. It is best practice to place these elements on a dedicated workset to manage visibility and performance during the design development phases of the project.

This asset is ideal for biophilic design applications in corporate lobbies, high-end residential living rooms, or hospitality interiors such as hotel reception areas and restaurant feature walls. It pairs effectively with modern minimalist or contemporary interiors, providing a necessary organic contrast to hard materials like concrete or glass. Professionals searching for vertical garden solutions, interior greening systems, or decorative wall treatments will find this component essential for enhancing the atmospheric quality of their digital interior visualisations and project documentation.