Artificial Green Walls for Offices: Design, Dividers and Zero Maintenance
Why offices choose artificial over living green walls, where they work on a floor plan, the running cost case, and how to plan the install.
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Artificial green walls for offices
Offices choose artificial green walls for the look of greenery in the places living walls cannot survive: interior walls, corridors and meeting rooms with little daylight, and above electrical services where nobody wants irrigation. Panels need no water, light or trimming, and NFPA 701 rated options suit fit-outs under fire code.
Standard panels cover 11 sq ft each and ship from California or Miami, typically in 1–3 business days to most of the USA.
- Reception walls, meeting rooms, corridors and breakout zones
- Freestanding hedge dividers for open-plan floors
- NFPA 701 rated options for fit-outs
- Monthly dusting is the only upkeep
Where green walls work in offices
Reception feature walls
A green wall behind the logo sets the tone at the front door.
Meeting rooms and corridors
Accent walls and corridor runs that break up long sightlines.
Open-plan dividers
Freestanding hedges split floors without construction, and wheeled planters let teams reconfigure.
Why choose artificial
Works without daylight
Interior rooms rarely have the light real plants need. Artificial panels do not need any.
No irrigation or contracts
No irrigation lines, drainage, grow lighting, horticultural contract or plant replacement budget.
The case for greenery
A 2014 field study in working offices (Nieuwenhuis et al., Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied) found greener offices raised productivity by around 15%. It measured live plants; artificial panels are the method where live planting cannot survive.
Project photos
Recommended products
Artificial green walls
Boxwood and laurel looks for corporate fit-outs; tropical and mixed styles for creative spaces.
Portable hedges
Freestanding dividers for open-plan floors.
NFPA 701 rated products
Panels and garland sets, certificates on request.
Artificial indoor trees
Trees for receptions and breakout zones.
Hanging plants
Shelf and ceiling greenery.
Install parts
Screw and plug kits for drywall.
Sample panels
From $10 to check color and density.
What to specify
| Panel size | 40" x 40", 11 sq ft per panel; NFPA 701 rated 35" x 35" panels cover about 8.5 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Fire rating | NFPA 701 rated panels and garlands; certificates on request |
| Fixing | Zip ties, screws or staples; screw and plug kits for drywall. Allow about 9 fixing points per panel |
| Style direction | Boxwood or laurel for a tailored corporate look; tropical and mixed foliage for creative workplaces |
| Lighting | Check samples under your office LEDs; color temperature changes how foliage reads |
How it works
Send the brief
Wall sizes, photos, indoor or outdoor, and any fire specification.
Get a panel count and quote
We recommend panels and quantities and reply by email.
Check samples on site
Sample panels →View sample panels under your own lighting before you commit.
Order and install
Order the full quantity in one go; stock ships from California or Miami.
Offices
Send the space, size and timing. The DVG USA team will reply by email with recommended panels and a quote.
- ✓ Free quote and panel count from the DVG USA team
- ✓ Ships from California & Miami, FL
- ✓ Fire-test documentation available on request for NFPA 701 rated products
Offices FAQs
Why use artificial green walls in an office?
They give the look of greenery in interior rooms, corridors and meeting rooms where living walls cannot get enough light, with no irrigation, drainage or maintenance contract.
Do I need NFPA 701 rated greenery?
Interiors covered by the local fire code or a project specification often require NFPA 701 for decorative materials. Our rated range includes the 35" x 35" Tropical Forest and Tropical Vibe panels, the 40" x 40" extra dense boxwood panel on a metal frame and our hanging garland bush sets. Confirm requirements with your fire marshal. See all NFPA 701 rated products.
How many panels do I need?
Multiply the wall width by its height in feet and divide by 11 for 40" x 40" panels, then round up. A 12 ft x 8 ft wall is 96 sq ft, which is 9 panels.
How much maintenance do they need?
A monthly dust with a microfiber head. There is no watering, pruning, grow lighting or replanting.
Can green walls divide an open-plan office?
Yes. Freestanding portable hedges split floors without construction, and wheeled planters make dividers easy to move when teams change.
Do artificial plants have the same benefits as real ones?
The 2014 office study that found around 15% higher productivity measured live plants. Artificial panels are chosen where live planting cannot realistically survive or be maintained.
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Read the guide →Planning an office fit-out?
Send your wall size and timing and we will come back with a panel count and a quote.