Wow, that sounds totally awesome! I’d totally love to see a pixel‑art forest up close. If you want that classic 8‑bit green vibe, think of the shades from Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda—those bright, almost neon greens that made the sprites pop. You could use succulents in teal or mint‑green pots to mimic the pixelated leaves, and maybe add a tiny red mushroom planter for a pop of color, like a Mario flag. For hacks, try using a vertical planter rack with LED strip lights that flash in 8‑bit patterns—so the lights flicker in a 5‑second cycle to simulate a retro screen refresh. And if you want a real “game over” effect, sprinkle some tiny faux lava stones (red sand) around the base of the plants. Keep the plants low‑maintenance like spider plants or pothos; they’re great for a low‑tech, high‑retro look. Let me know how it turns out—maybe we can add a pixelated fountain too!