Innovative biophilic solutions

Greenery overhead, behind glass and on the lunch table.

Hanging gardens over cafeterias, Harita planter pods, paludariums that hold a small rainforest in glass, and herbs grown in the office: designed, built and looked after by our own teams.

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Trailing pothos in hanging troughs over a terrace restaurant at night

In short

Vertvista designs, builds and maintains biophilic features beyond the usual green wall and planter: hanging gardens and ring planters; Harita modular planter pods, made by Living Products in Pune; paludariums, glass cases that hold plants, moss, wood and water; hydroponic systems that grow herbs and salad greens indoors; and preserved-moss art and living partitions. Anything hung is fixed to the structure after a load check, and pods and hanging features can be approved on a full-size mock-up first.

Features: Hanging greens, Harita pods, paludariums, hydroponics, moss art, living partitions
Where: Cafeterias, atriums, receptions, work floors, terraces
Before you order: Load check for anything hung; full-size mock-up on request
Care: AMC visits with a service log, including paludarium and hydroponic upkeep

Hanging greens

Rings, cones and troughs of trailing plants over cafeterias, atriums and terraces: green at eye level and above, without using a square foot of floor.

Ring planters of trailing pothos hanging over a cafeteria — Ring planters over a cafeteria

Three planted cones hanging under a glass atrium roof

Hung from the structure, watered without ladders

Before anything is hung, we check the slab, beam or truss and work out the weight of each planter when wet. Planters hang on stainless cables or threaded rods fixed to the structure, never to a false ceiling.

Watering runs through a concealed drip line on a timer, or through self-watering inserts that hold a reserve between visits, chosen for the height and the access.

Ring planters and green chandeliers
Planted cones under skylights
Troughs along terraces and railings

Harita planter pods

Harita is a modular planter system made by Living Products in Pune: sculpted pods on floor-standing stems, hanging strings and partition grids. We plan the layout, choose and plant the greens, add grow lights where needed, install it and look after it.

Harita pod tree: five coloured planted pods on chrome stems, at a site mock-up — Our full-size mock-up for a client's sign-off

Harita pods hung in a vertical string beside a lounge window (visualisation) — Hanging pod string by a lounge window

White Harita pods on tall stems rising from a planter box in a corridor lounge (visualisation) — Pod stems rising from a planter box

Visualisations: Living Products, Pune.

Pod trees

Pods on floor-standing stems at different heights. They mark out a zone without walling it in.

Strings and clusters

Pods hung from the slab over desks, sofas and windows, with the plants at eye level.

Grids and partitions

Pods clipped to grid panels that divide an open floor and stay green from both sides.

For a global bank’s service centre in Pune, we installed Harita chandeliers and floor-standing pods across four work floors, after a full-size mock-up. A second phase is under way.

Paludariums

Part aquarium, part terrarium: ferns, mosses, bromeliads and driftwood above a pool of water, in one glass case with its own light, mist and filtration. In a reception or between two zones, it is the feature people stop at.

Built to your size: freestanding, set into a wall or as a divider
Filtration, misting and lighting on timers
Pumps and controls in a concealed service cabinet
Regular care: glass, water, plants and pumps

Paludarium with a small waterfall set into a corridor wall (concept visual) — Paludarium set into a corridor wall

Waterline of a paludarium: mossy driftwood above, small fish and river stones below (concept visual) — Above and below the waterline

Concept visuals, not photographs of completed projects.

Hydroponics in the office

Soil-free systems that grow basil, mint, lettuce and microgreens under LED light, in cafeterias, pantries and experience centres. Roots sit in a closed loop of nutrient water: no soil, no mess, and far less water than a pot.

Wall units, tower gardens and pantry cabinets
Nutrient dosing and LED lighting on timers
Seeding, top-ups and harvests run by our team
Herbs for the cafeteria, or a harvest the whole team joins

Basil and lettuce growing in a white hydroponic channel under LED light (concept visual) — Basil and lettuce in a grow channel

Lit hydroponic wall of lettuce and herbs in an office cafeteria (concept visual) — Hydroponic wall in a cafeteria

Concept visuals, not photographs of completed projects.

Moss art, living partitions and green canopies

More ways to bring plants into a floor plan: partitions that grow, moss that never needs water and canopies over the desks.

Preserved moss walls

Hanging pots and planter boxes on a red steel grid partition — Hanging pots on a steel grid partition

Black rack partition holding potted pothos by a window — Planted rack partition

Round moss panel in a red-framed alcove between shelves — Moss roundel in a shelf wall

Hanging greenery over an open office — Green canopy over an open office

From idea to handover

Brief and site visitWe look at the space, the light, the structure, the water and power points, and how people use the floor.
Concept and checksLayout, plant palette and visuals, a load check for anything hung and a plan for water, drainage and power.
Mock-upFor pods, chandeliers and hanging features, a full-size sample so you approve the real thing.
Build and installOur own crews install, coordinated with your fit-out contractor.
CareScheduled AMC visits, replacements as agreed and a service log after every visit.

Innovative solutions across India

Our own teams install and look after this work in every city we operate in.

Frequently asked

Is it safe to hang planters from our ceiling?

Yes, when they hang from the structure. We check the slab, beam or truss, work out the weight of each planter when wet and fix it with stainless cables or threaded rods. We never hang planters from a false ceiling.

How are hanging plants watered?

Through a concealed drip line on a timer, or self-watering inserts that hold a water reserve between gardener visits. We choose by height and access.

What is Harita, and who makes it?

Harita is a modular planter system of pods on stems, strings and grids, made by Living Products in Pune. We plan, plant, install and maintain Harita installations.

What does a paludarium need to stay healthy?

Clean, topped-up water, lighting and misting on timers, and regular visits to clean the glass, trim the plants and check the pumps. We cover this care under an AMC.

Can we grow food in the office with hydroponics?

Yes. Herbs, lettuce and microgreens grow well indoors under LED light. The systems run on a closed loop of nutrient water, and our team handles seeding, top-ups and harvests.

Can we see a sample before we order?

Yes. For pods, chandeliers and hanging features we build a full-size mock-up, so you approve the size, colours and plants before the full order.

Do you offer these in all seven cities?

Yes, through our own teams in all seven cities, and for projects elsewhere in India.

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Tell us about your space.

Share the site, the size and what you have in mind. We will come back with ideas and a time for a site visit.

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Or call +91 70452 51178 or write to info@vertvista.com