Green Wall Discs & Wall Art

Wall-mounted discs are made at 50cm, 60cm, 75cm, 80cm, 100cm and 150cm in diameter. The ceiling-hung chandelier discs start smaller, at 40cm, and run through 60cm, 80cm and a 100cm by 30cm tropical floral version. The 150cm Dense Green Sensation is the largest single piece in the collection and is intended for double-height walls.

Yes. Fake plant disc, artificial green wall disc and framed plant wall art all describe the same product: engineered foliage set into a circular frame. Designer Plants uses artificial throughout. What separates one disc from another is not the name but whether it is UV resistant, and how deep the arrangement sits inside the frame, which is the difference between the Slimline discs and the fuller hanging pieces.

The Slimline discs keep the foliage compressed close to the frame so the piece projects less from the wall, which is why they suit corridors, stairwells and spaces beside a doorway. Standard and hanging discs carry a deeper arrangement with trailing foliage that drops below the frame line. Both are available at 60cm, 80cm and 100cm, so the choice is about depth rather than about size.

The discs listed as UV resistant carry UVTex inhibitors bonded within the leaf and are intended for exposed positions. The frame finishes, particularly the gold and silver limited edition pieces, hold their appearance longer in a sheltered spot such as an alfresco ceiling or a covered balcony. Discs without a UV rating should be treated as interior pieces.

Wall discs hang on a hook in the same way a framed picture does, so a single fixing point carries the piece and no batten frame is needed. Chandelier discs are suspended from a ceiling point instead. Stainless steel hanging hooks at 9cm by 7cm, and 12cm by 6cm S hooks for rail and pergola positions, are available in the install parts range.

A disc is a single object with a defined edge, chosen and hung like art, and it leaves the surrounding wall visible. Vertical garden panels interlock into a continuous planted face across a whole elevation and are calculated in square metres. Projects often use panels on the main wall and a 60cm or 80cm disc on a smaller return where full coverage would crowd the space.

It is a ceiling-suspended version of the disc, with cascading greenery, ferns or trailing wisteria dropping below the frame. They are hung over a dining table, a bar, a reception counter or an event setting where the visual interest needs to be above head height rather than on a wall. Sizes run from 40cm to 80cm, with a 100cm by 30cm tropical floral piece for longer tables.

As a working rule, a disc reads well at roughly a third to a half of the visible width of the wall it sits on. That puts a 50cm disc on a hallway return, a 75cm or 80cm disc behind a sofa or a desk, and a 100cm disc on an open feature wall. The 150cm piece at $1,495.95 is a single-statement item and needs height above it as well as width beside it.