The Circular Green Wall, piloted during summer 2025, utilizes deconstructed facade panels and soil rescued from construction sites.
How to choose green interior solutions and plant care more sustainably? At first glance, choosing indoor greenery might seem straightforward. Which plants should we pick, and where should we place them? And where can we get them at the lowest cost? A low price can be tempting, and comparing quotes is always worthwhile. But when an interior green solution is viewed as a long-term investment, the cheapest option can quickly generate unexpected costs. Here’s what truly goes into the price of high-quality, sustainable green interiors.
In the spring of 2025, Finland’s largest outdoor green wall was completed on the façade of Turun Teknologiakiinteistöt’s property in Turku. The 16-meter-high vertical garden is the first in the country to utilize stormwater for irrigation. It has attracted attention for both its impressive scale and innovative technology. But how are the wall, its plants, and its irrigation system doing after their first growing season?
Sustainability in green interior design is gaining momentum across Sweden. Companies, designers and clients are looking for solutions that combine timeless beauty, natural calm and sustainability for the long term. This is where InnoGreen and Hässelby Blommor have found common ground.
Have you already noticed these lush beauties? Last year, these Green Tram Stops could only be spotted in Kalasatama, Helsinki, but now they’re also refreshing Mannermeimintie’s scenery.
The stops, praised both by the citizens and a world known urban planner, are designed by InnoGreen and WSP. Pia Salmi, WSP’s director of urban planning and one of the leaders of this project tells, what is special about the Green Tram Stops.
City life rarely offers a chance to pause. Surrounded by traffic, concrete, and constant noise, it can be hard to catch your breath. A green oasis in the middle of the noise brings calm, softens sound, offers shade, and adds life to the urban landscape. Urban green furniture is more than just a place to sit, it’s a moment of respite.
InnoGreen’s green walls are a stunning sight, but did you know they also benefit the world beyond your premises? By choosing an InnoGreen green wall, you’re supporting the preservation of global biodiversity. In partnership with the World Land Trust, we help protect the world’s rainforests, which are some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
InnoGreen integrated vegetation into the tram stops of Hermannin rantatie. According to the user experience survey carried out by WSP, the Lush Tram Stops meet the users’ needs for a comfortable city.
Imagine a city where the furniture offers both the functionality and the direct connection to nature. In this city, you can wait for the bus sheltered by a green roof, observing the butterflies enjoying the flower splendor of the green wall integrated to the stop. On your way home from the bus stop, you’re passing by an open playful workshop arranged in a shared mini garden. After arriving home, you can admire the greenery decorating your window thanks to the outdoor green facade attached to the wall of the building. These kinds of comfortable, green and sustainable cities we are building with our stakeholders, one Urban Green Furniture at a time.