Project overview
Located in a private garden in Wimbledon, the Homefield Place living wall is one of Meristem Design’s earliest residential green wall installations – and a strong example of long-term success. Installed over eight years ago, the wall continues to thrive, providing a lush, green backdrop that enhances the garden year-round. Positioned on a sheltered, north-facing wall, the scheme benefits from stable growing conditions, allowing shade-tolerant planting to establish and mature into a dense, textured feature.

Goal
To create a low-maintenance, visually rich living wall that thrives in a shaded residential setting and delivers lasting impact over time.

Scope
The project involved the design and installation of a 7m x 1m living wall system, incorporating 210 plants selected specifically for shade tolerance and long-term performance. Ongoing maintenance has played a key role in ensuring the wall’s continued health and appearance.

Solutions
The Homefield Place living wall was designed with longevity in mind. Careful plant selection, combined with a suitable aspect and consistent maintenance, has resulted in a resilient and well-balanced green feature that continues to perform years after installation.
Shade-tolerant planting
Layered texture & coverage
Optimised positioning
Ongoing maintenance strategy

Impact
Over eight years on, the living wall remains a successful example of how well-designed green infrastructure can stand the test of time in a residential setting.
Long-term performance
Year-round visual interest
Enhanced garden space
Ongoing plant care

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