I found this flowery thingie for cheap, made a mound of soil held in place by mesh, and turned it into this:

Moss vertical garden

She’s made living walls from all sorts of trays. She fills them with dirt, covers them with mesh, slits holes in the mesh for the plants, then plants them! They stay horizontal for about two months, then once they’ve gotten a bit established, she hangs them up like a work of living art. You can see her homemade living walls here.

Moss concrete gauntlet

Concrete moss bust

Venus Living Sculpture

Apollo Living Sculpture 5 ft tall!

Concrete and moss art designs

Potential scaled up version of previous image

Vertical moss and concrete sculpture

You can see more at a great landscape design blog - Studio G.

Living Stone Moss Chair

“Livingstone is the result of a project with a focus on furniture design Architectural Education in Lund. The idea for Livingstone is based on contrasts and expectations. When you see a shape often expect a certain type of material. I wanted to see what would happen if one completely different from the material expectations. I decided to assume the form language in a classic armchair, and drag it to its extreme simplicity and to give focus to the main, material choices.

Concrete is a material which in the eyes of many, unfortunately, is still perceived as hard, raw, angular and industrial. I wanted to take this opportunity to prove otherwise, and instead show the enormous potential of concrete offers. I wanted to give the expression soft and well, inviting and alive. The idea of vegetation as an energizing factor for the armchair was born through these ways of thinking. The moss gives life to the concrete and the concrete provide vegetation a calm and stable foundation to rest upon. The goal was to create an inviting and contrast full armchair, or sculpture, as we will be happy to look at and use.

Livingstone is open to a large audience. It places both in a private garden in public. Good concrete durability allow it to stand out there all year. Maybe you want to place the chair on the lawn under the apple tree, or on the patio outside the kitchen door with fragrant herbs planted in the seat, or perhaps down to the decoration at the entrance to his shop or his office. Of course you can also have the chair indoors if you so desire.”

Green moss wall

Here’s a unique look to interior design – a type of 3D green wall paper. It’s dried moss carefully glued into a pattern on an interior wall that makes a unique looking design. The design was originally done by a Tokyo-based design firm – Nendo. I’d imagine this would be actually fairly easy to try.. just need some dried moss, a stencil and some glue and you’re away to the races. Since the moss is dry.. you don’t have to worry about watering and that. It’s not going to be active. It’d be for the purely asthetic effect.

Moss wallpaper 3d

Moss indoor designs

Moss Greenwall