Hey, I’ve been sketching a concept for a building that uses living walls full of medicinal herbs—so the spaces are not only green but also a subtle natural healer. What do you think?

I’d go for a mix that’s easy to grow and really beneficial: basil for its calming aroma, lavender for a soothing scent, rosemary for focus, mint for fresh breath, chamomile for gentle relaxation, and a few rosemary‑savory blends for the kitchen side. If you have space near windows, adding a tiny citrus tree for lemon or orange peel can give a bright burst of vitamin C. All of them need just a bit of sun and water, and they’ll keep the air cleaner while giving you a little garden to touch every day.

That’s the vibe I’m aiming for—simple, functional, and it actually heals. I’ll start mapping out the placement, make sure each spot gets enough light, and keep the watering schedule tight. Thanks for the feedback, it helps keep the design grounded. I'll show you the mockup soon.

Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind—no dry spots or over‑watering. The idea is to let the plants breathe, but still have a rhythm. I’ll tweak the mockup to make sure the light angles work with the herbs’ needs. Looking forward to getting the first draft out to you.