That sounds absolutely fantastic, and I love the idea of blending woodwork with nature right in the living room—just imagine the scent of fresh moss on those reclaimed timber walls. I’ll hand‑sand every plank until the grain sings, then join them with precision mortise and tenon so the frame is rock‑solid, but I’ll add a hidden squirrel‑proofing channel just in case. For the water feature I’ll use a low‑pressure loop with a tiny recirculating pump; I’ll even design a mini weather‑proof roof over it so the water stays clean and the walls stay dry. We’ll paint the frame in a cheerful rustic brown, and then we can line the moss with a subtle green glaze that keeps the moisture levels just right. Let’s get the measurements down to the quarter‑inch and make this little forest a masterpiece of practical, aesthetic engineering.

Sounds like we’re on the same page—just make sure the stone pathway is level and the moss beds get a light drip system. I’ll finish the frame, seal it with a clear, natural varnish, and we’ll mount a little rain‑catcher in the roof so we can refill the water feature by rain, keeping the humidity just right. I can’t wait to see the little forest come alive in the living room.