Living wall art · Ships dry · Greens in minutes

Draw on your wall
with living moss.

A real moss vine that arrives dormant, wakes up in your sink, bends into any shape you want, and glows. No soil. No drilling. No gardening.

See it on your own wall

No payment now. First 100 reservations get 20% off at launch.

A living moss vine forming a loop and a wave on a dark plaster wall above a travertine sideboard, backlit with a warm halo

The living neon sign

A line on the wall
that is actually alive.

Not preserved. Not plastic. Real sheet moss on a shapeable spine, lit from behind by a warm line of light. It breathes with your room.

Macro of the living moss on the vine with an amber glow behind it

Real moss. Really alive.

Four hundred million years
of knowing how to wait.

Moss is the only plant that can be shipped bone-dry and come back to life in minutes. We wrap dormant sheet moss around a soft aluminium spine and a sphagnum core that holds days of water, then we send it to you asleep.

Bathe it once. It turns green in your hands. Mist it every few days and it stays that way for years.

How it's built

Collection 01

Eighteen seconds
on the wall.

The ritual

Five minutes of your hands.
Then it does the rest.

  1. 01

    Unbox

    It arrives silver-grey and bone-light in a sealed pouch. Dormant, not dead.

  2. 02

    Wake it up

    Evening: mist it and close the lid. Overnight in humid air the moss switches its repair machinery back on.

  3. 03

    Bathe it

    Morning: fifteen minutes in the sink or the tub. Watch it turn green. Let it drip.

  4. 04

    Shape & hang

    Bend it into a wave, a word, a horizon. Press the clips to the wall. Snap it in. No drill.

  5. 05

    Plug it in

    The Glow is a warm line of light hidden behind the vine. Light for the moss, a halo for you. Two cents a day.

Open kraft box with the coiled silver-grey vine in a foil pouch, black clips and a spray bottle
01 · It arrives asleep
Two hands bending the green moss vine into a curve
04 · Shape it by hand

Then: mist it until it drips every two or three days, or unclip it and give it a bath once a week. Tap water is fine. Never fertilise. That's the whole job.

The moment

Dormant to alive.
Fifteen minutes.

Moss doesn't die when it dries. It waits. Silver in the pouch, green after the bath. This is the quarter-hour every customer will film.

The same moss vine above a bathroom sink in three frames: silver-grey and dry, half green, fully green
Day 0 · dry+7 min+15 min · alive
A vine on a charcoal wall, dormant and silver on the left, alive and glowing on the right
Forgotten for a month One bath later

At home, at work, at the bar

Your wall,
your line.

A wave over the sofa. A word across a reception. A horizon down a corridor. Installed in an afternoon, no irrigation contract. A zero-care preserved version exists for spaces that can't mist.

Anatomy

Six parts.
One of them is alive.

WALL Ø 32–38 mm
How the clip, the light and the vine come together. Sixteen seconds, no tools.

The range

Start with a metre.
Write a sentence with five.

Early access pricing. Reserve now, pay nothing; the first 100 reservations get 20% off when we open orders.

Vine 1 m

$99

One metre of living moss vine, 4 clips, spray bottle, template tape. For a window nook, a headboard line, a first drawing.

  • Vine 1 m
  • 4 clips + 2 spare
  • Care card
Most wanted

Vine 1 m + Glow

$149

The full effect: vine, clips, and the warm LED halo with timer. Everything in one box.

  • Vine 1 m
  • Glow 1.2 m + adapter + timer
  • 4 clips + 2 spare

Vine 2 m + Glow

$249

Room for a long wave over the sofa, or a word. Two metres of vine, eight clips, 2.4 m of light.

  • Vine 2 m
  • Glow 2.4 m + adapter + timer
  • 8 clips + 2 spare

Vine 5 m + Glow

$499

A feature wall. Ships as two joined lengths, eighteen clips, 5.5 m of light and a 60 W adapter.

  • Vine 5 m (2 × 2.5 m + joiner)
  • Glow 5.5 m + adapter + timer
  • 18 clips + 2 spare

Moss + Bloom. Every length comes in two recipes: moss, or moss with small flowers growing along the vine at their own irregular rhythm. Both arrive dormant in the same pouch and wake up in the same bath. Indoors the flowers are tiny wall plants grown from seed under the Glow Pro; for sunrooms and covered outdoor walls they are sedum and alpine stars from dry cuttings. From $29 more per metre.

Not sure which length? Upload a photo of your wall in the Room Studio →

Refill vines and clip packs will be available at launch. Ships from Georgia, USA. Live-plant shipping is limited to states that allow it; enter your ZIP when you reserve and we'll tell you.

Why this and not that

Preserved moss is dead.
Neon is plastic. Green walls need a plumber.

InMossionPreserved moss artLED neon signLiving green wall
AliveYes, and it growsNo (glycerin-preserved)NoYes
Any shape, by youYes, re-shape anytimeFixed panelFixed, made to orderFixed grid
InstallClips, no drill, 20 minScrewsScrews + hidden wiringContractor, irrigation
CareMist every 2–3 daysNoneNoneWeekly pro visits
GlowsYes, warm haloNoYesSometimes
Price$99–$499$170–$1,800$150–$1,200$175–$250 / sq ft

Honestly

It breathes.

Living moss is not a poster. When you forget it, it turns silver and rests. When you mist it, it turns green again, usually within the hour. It likes it cool, a little humid, and lit gently. It hates fertiliser, direct sun through glass, and being soaked all the time.

We don't promise a jungle. We promise a living line on your wall that responds to you, and that survives your holidays.

Mistuntil it drips, every 2–3 days
Lightthe Glow, 12 h a day, on its timer
Neverfertiliser, softened water, heaters, direct sun

Questions

Ask us anything.
Here's what people ask first.

Is it really alive?

Yes. The vine is wrapped in dried live sheet moss (Hypnum), a species that survives drying out and comes back when wet. It ships dormant, then wakes up in your sink. It photosynthesises, it grows slowly, and it responds to how you treat it.

How long does it take to turn green?

Minutes for the colour. A few hours for full recovery. New growth takes weeks. If you follow the overnight wake-up step, the recovery is stronger.

What if I forget to mist it?

It turns silver-grey and rests. It is not dead. Mist it or give it a bath and it comes back. Long neglect (many weeks bone-dry in a hot room) will eventually kill parts of it; the vine can be refreshed with a refill.

Will it damage my wall?

The clips hold the vine off the wall and you let it drip before hanging. The clips use a strong removable adhesive pad, with an optional screw hole for textured walls. Mist lightly near painted plaster, or unclip and bath it in the sink instead.

Does it smell? Does it get mouldy?

Healthy moss smells like a forest after rain, faintly, only when wet. Mould appears when moss is kept constantly soaked in a warm room without airflow. Let the surface dry between mistings; if you ever see white fuzz, a spray of diluted hydrogen peroxide fixes it. The care card explains it.

Do I need the Glow?

If the vine sits near a bright window, no. If it lives on an inside wall or in a room with little daylight, yes. The Glow gives the moss the little light it needs and is also what makes the wall look the way it looks in the pictures.

Where can you ship?

From Georgia to most US states. A few states restrict incoming live moss; we check your ZIP at reservation and tell you before you commit. International later.

When does it ship?

We are finishing a 16-week live-testing programme before we take money. Reservations are free and put you first in line; we email you the real date, and you decide then.

What are the little flowers?

The Moss + Bloom recipe. At assembly we tuck flowering material into the vine at irregular intervals: for indoors, seeds of tiny wall plants (Kenilworth ivy, Irish moss, Mazus) fixed to a biodegradable tape wound into the core; for sun and outdoor walls, dry sedum cuttings and sempervivum offsets. Both ship dormant like the moss. After the bath the moss greens in an hour, seedlings show in one to three weeks and the first flowers in six to twelve; sedum roots in a few weeks and flowers in early summer. Indoor Bloom needs the Glow Pro or a bright window. A preserved-flower version exists for spaces that can't care for anything.

Are these photos real?

They are studio renders of the production design, made while the first vines grow in our test room in Alpharetta. Real photographs replace them as the prototypes mature; we'll never show you a render as a photo.

Reserve your line.

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