Restaurants & hotels

Artificial green walls for restaurants and hotels

For a restaurant or hotel, an artificial green wall gives the impact of a living wall with no irrigation plumbing, grow lighting, replanting or plant-failure risk. Get two things right at specification: fire compliance and cleanability. NFPA 701 rated panels are available for interiors, and UV-rated panels suit terraces and poolside walls.

Stock ships from California or Miami, typically in 1–3 business days to most of the USA.

  • Dining rooms, bars, lobbies, corridors and function rooms
  • NFPA 701 rated panels for interiors under fire code
  • UV-rated panels for terraces and poolside
  • Foliage stems can be replaced or refluffed
Artificial green wall running beneath a timber ceiling in a hotel

Where green walls work in restaurants & hotels

Dining rooms and bars

Feature walls and booth backs that read well under warm lighting.

Lobbies and corridors

Greenery in dim, windowless spaces where real foliage fails.

Terraces and pool decks

UV-rated panels and portable hedges for outdoor trading areas.

Outdoor plants →

Why choose artificial

No light or water needed

Dining rooms and hotel corridors are usually too dim for real foliage. Artificial panels work in basements, bars and function rooms.

Fire compliance first

Many jurisdictions require decorative materials in commercial interiors to meet NFPA 701. Our rated panels and garlands come with certificates on request.

NFPA 701 rated products →

Stands up to service

Stems are individually socketed into the grid, so panels near host stands and booths take incidental contact and can be refluffed.

Project photos

Green screening panels between wooden posts on a ski resort terrace in Colorado
Ski resort terrace screening, Colorado
Lush artificial vertical garden beside a dark entrance doorway
Project example: venue entrance
Hanging chair and white columns between artificial green walls in a hotel lounge
Project example: hotel lounge
Artificial green wall columns behind a coffee counter in a hotel
Project example: hotel coffee counter
Restaurant dining area with teal chairs beside artificial green walls with red flowers
Project example: restaurant dining room
Blue bar tables and colorful stools in front of an artificial green wall with white flowers
Project example: bar seating
Cafe tables and chairs in front of a large artificial green wall around a serving window
Project example: cafe dining area
Faux boxwood hedge panel above timber bench seating in a cafe outdoor area
Project example: cafe outdoor seating

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

Cleaning

Monthly dust with a microfiber head; occasional low-pressure rinse for patio installs

Outdoor areas

UV-rated panels so color holds through summer trading

How it works

  1. Send the brief

    Wall sizes, photos, indoor or outdoor, and any fire specification.

  2. Get a panel count and quote

    We recommend panels and quantities and reply by email.

  3. Check samples on site

    View sample panels under your own lighting before you commit.

    Sample panels →
  4. Order and install

    Order the full quantity in one go; stock ships from California or Miami.

Restaurants & hotels

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

Tell us about your project

Have photos or plans? Reply to our email with them, or send them to sales@designerverticalgardens.com.

Restaurants & hotels FAQs

Do restaurant green walls need to be fire rated?

Often, yes. Many US jurisdictions require decorative materials in commercial interiors to meet a flame-propagation standard, and NFPA 701 is the one fire marshals commonly ask for. Specify from our NFPA 701 rated products and request the documentation with your order. See the rated products.

How many panels does a restaurant feature wall need?

A 16 ft x 8 ft wall is 128 sq ft, so 12 panels at 40" x 40" (11 sq ft each), or 16 of the 35" x 35" NFPA 701 rated panels at about 8.5 sq ft each.

How do you clean a green wall in a dining room?

A monthly dust with a microfiber head, and an occasional low-pressure rinse for outdoor patio installs.

Can green walls go on a hotel terrace or pool deck?

Yes. Specify UV-rated panels for outdoor terraces and poolside walls so color holds through summer.

Should we order samples first?

Yes. Color and density read differently under warm hospitality lighting than on screen. Sample panels start at $10.

Related guides

Planning a restaurant or hotel fit-out?

Send your wall size and timing and we will come back with a panel count and a quote.

Or call +1 786 884 4389 · sales@designerverticalgardens.com