Studies consistently show that even brief exposure to greenery lowers heart rate and cortisol while increasing reported calm and satisfaction. A 2023 review of nature exposure in workplaces found “significant positive effects on workers’ well-being” when biophilic elements were added to offices PMCTaylor & Francis Online.

Biophilic environments don’t just feel better—they help us think better. Research summarised by INTEGRIS Health reports enhanced cognitive performance and creativity in offices that integrate natural textures and hues Integris Health. A 2023 field study likewise linked indoor greenery with boosts in attention and task accuracy Frontiers.

Sound absorption is an underrated super-power of preserved moss. The dense, uneven surface traps and diffuses mid- to high-frequency noise, cutting echo and improving speech clarity—ideal for open offices, video-conference rooms, and busy reception areas.

Because moss panels are thin and lightweight, you can mount them almost anywhere without structural changes.

Green walls populated with live plants have been shown to reduce airborne VOCs by up to 75 % in controlled studies and to stabilise indoor humidity LinkedInScienceDirect. While preserved moss no longer photosynthesises, it still passively traps dust and moderates humidity swings by absorbing and releasing moisture—adding a gentle, stabilising micro-climate around the installation.

Unlike living walls, preserved moss installations need no soil, sunlight, irrigation, or fertiliser. They stay vibrant for years with only the occasional dusting, making them a sustainable option that saves water, energy, and maintenance costs.

That longevity reduces replacement cycles—and therefore carbon footprint—while guaranteeing consistent brand aesthetics.