Custom-made plant ceilings
The plant ceiling creates a unique effect: a feeling of being immersed in nature. Whether abundantly or sparingly planted, we’ll adapt to the atmosphere you want to create. The pergola creates a secluded cocoon in an original way, ideal for highlighting a shared office space, a table in a restaurant, a bar or a lobby.
Why install a plant ceiling in your home?
In addition to being original and trendy, the artificial pergola offers many advantages:
- – customizable: do you want an airy or dense look? Simply adjust the number of rods to be installed.
- – maintenance-free: a wipe down with a dust cloth from time to time is all you need.
- – easy to install: you can do it yourself
- – no need for special lighting or environment.
The tropical plant ceiling
Tanaman’s Tropical plant ceiling is composed of various stems: jasmines, ferns, hoyas, etc… It creates an exotic look.
The Lierres plant ceiling
It’s composed of two types of ivy for a more classic look. The stems are made of recyclable PE, ensuring a long-lasting, maintenance-free look.
FAQ
To dress up your beams or ceiling grids, you can use our do-it-yourself stem kits. You can choose between 3 stem kits, depending on the plants you want: ivy branches for a forest feel, botanical stems or branches of different ferns to create a tropical ambience.
For spaces with slab ceilings, we offer a new way to green them with an easy-to-install finished product. Discover them on our e-shop. Our team of experts will work with you to create a plant world that meets your needs. Bank Realization
A green ceiling is first and foremost an original and aesthetic decorative solution. It adds a touch of greenery to a space without taking up floor space, which is ideal in rooms where every square metre counts. Beyond the visual aspect, it can also contribute to acoustic comfort: in a room with high ceilings, plants (natural or artificial) slightly attenuate the reverberation of sound, creating a softer, warmer atmosphere. Last but not least, it helps to create a soothing, convivial atmosphere, whether in an office, a reception area or a living space.
There are several ways to install a planted ceiling, depending on the type of ceiling already in place and the desired effect. On a false ceiling If you have a false ceiling with tiles (as in many offices or schools), it’s possible to replace some conventional tiles with planted tiles. This option is quick to install and integrates the greenery discreetly and harmoniously. Suspended with cables Another solution is to suspend a planted grid from the ceiling using cables. This method gives the impression of a floating ceiling of greenery, and makes it possible to cover a large surface area without modifying the existing structure. On an existing structure (beams, pergolas, grids) If you already have a pergola or exposed beams, these can be used as a base for hanging plant elements directly. For simple, aesthetic installation, ceiling kits (€179/m²) are available that are perfectly suited to this type of structure. Around a horizontal beam or post, a linear kit is recommended for a uniform, well-integrated look. If you already have a pergola or exposed beams, these can be used as a base for hanging plant elements directly. For simple, aesthetic installation, ceiling kits are available (€179 per m²) which are perfectly suited to this type of structure. Around a horizontal beam or post, the linear kit is recommended for a uniform, well-integrated look. This last option is often the simplest, as it takes advantage of the structure already in place and requires less layout work.
Installation depends on the substrate chosen: False ceilings: simply replace existing tiles with planted tiles. Suspended grille: the grille must be secured to the ceiling with strong cables. We supply instructions for the optimum installation of our grid products. You’ll just need to prepare the right screws and tools for the materials. Existing structure: hang stems or plant kits directly from existing beams, posts or pergolas using cerflex.
Green ceilings have few drawbacks. The main limitations are : The budget, which can vary depending on the surface and the technique used. The need to check the solidity of the support for the structure. Artificial versions are virtually maintenance-free, making them a long-lasting, practical solution.
These terms refer to similar installations, but in different contexts: Plant ceiling: This is a mainly decorative indoor installation. Vegetated pergola: Originally an outdoor installation, where greenery (natural or artificial) is used to create shade and an aesthetic effect. This term can also be used to replace “green ceiling”. Green roof: This term refers to the exterior of a building, with a layer of vegetation installed on the roof for insulation, biodiversity and thermal regulation. Our passion: made-to-measure
