Floralume Hexagonal Moss Biophilic LED Light | Suspended | 3000K/4000K | Customisable

It's particularly effective in those environments. Breakout and wellness spaces within commercial offices are increasingly being designed to provide a genuine psychological contrast from the main working floor, and the Floralume Hexagonal serves both functions that space needs from a single fitting. The real preserved moss creates an immediate visual and sensory connection to nature that has a measurable calming effect, while the pendant LED delivers the ambient illumination the space needs to function. At 900mm x 779mm it has a commanding presence without dominating a smaller room, and the warm 3000K option reinforces the shift in atmosphere from task-focused work to rest and recovery. For employers building a WELL or biophilic design strategy into their office, the Floralume is a tangible, visible expression of that commitment.

Sound absorption occurs when sound energy is converted into heat through friction as waves pass through a porous or fibrous material. The dense, irregular surface texture of preserved moss creates exactly that kind of friction, causing sound waves to lose energy rather than reflect back into the space. In an open-plan office or hard-surfaced breakout area where hard ceilings, walls, and floors cause reverberation, a moss-covered pendant introduces a natural sound-absorbing element at ceiling level that supplements any acoustic treatment on walls or floors. The hexagonal form maximises the surface area of moss exposed to the room, which improves the acoustic effect relative to a flat panel of equivalent size. While the Floralume is not a substitute for a dedicated acoustic treatment scheme, it contributes meaningfully to the overall sound environment of a space.

The standard moss finish uses green preserved sheet moss, creating a clean, lush natural texture that is the closest to a living moss wall in appearance. The floral moss option incorporates preserved flowers alongside the moss, introducing colour variation and a more decorative, botanical quality suited to spaces where the fitting is intended as a focal point. The fungi moss option uses preserved fungi elements within the moss composition, creating an earthier, more textural aesthetic with a more organic and less manicured feel. All three use the same preservation process and require no maintenance. The choice comes down to the visual tone of the space, with standard moss suiting minimalist or biophilic-focused interiors, floral moss working well in hospitality-influenced or reception environments, and fungi moss lending itself to raw, natural, or creative studio settings.

Longevity is guaranteed, as our oldest piece is now over 10 years old and still looks the same as the day it was made.

No maintenance needed, meaning no water and exposure to sunlight.

We use all preserved moss and so it is no longer living but ‘frozen in time’. The preservation allows the moss to keep its texture and is performed using no chemicals, only a salt water solution and food grade dye. It is made in the UK, from real moss that has been naturally preserved meaning you don’t need to water or maintain it (no water, no sunlight needed.

Biophilic lighting can provide many benefits that have a significant impact on our well-being and overall quality of life and happiness, that is in addition to its aesthetic appeal. Biophilic lighting has proven sound reducing features and is also anti-allergenic.

Research has found that exposure to nature can improve our mental and emotional well-being.

Lighting has a significant impact on our mood and productivity. Given that we spend the majority of our days at work, it is critical that we have the right amount and intensity of light to perform at our best. In addition to the obvious aesthetic benefits of good office lighting, it is also essential for improving overall employee health and creativity at work. One of the most important factors influencing workplace productivity is the quality of artificial lighting. According to scientific studies, the eye accounts for 80% of our sensory input at work. As a result, we simply cannot compromise our vision when considering energy efficiency options.