Living Systems. Designed for Interiors.

Requirements depend on system scale:

• Compact / Cabinet Systems: Standard 230V electrical point for timed LED lighting and a small low-wattage circulation pump. Water replenishment can be handled manually via a concealed, slide-out reservoir without requiring continuous plumbing.
• Larger Living Wall Installations: A dedicated 230V power supply, nearby fresh water line with a shutoff valve for auto-top-up, and a gravity drain or floor waste connection for scheduled nutrient flushes.

We work directly with your MEP contractors to provide exact electrical load and plumbing connection drawings during the design development phase.

Traditional pink/purple agricultural grow lights are visually unsuitable for refined living spaces. We specify calibrated warm-white full-spectrum LED fixtures (3000K–4000K with high CRI > 90) that deliver the required Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) while seamlessly blending with your interior lighting plan.

Fixtures can be recessed into millwork pelmets, integrated into ceiling tracks, or mounted as architectural accent bars on digital schedules (typically 12–14 hours daily).

No. Unlike soil pots that harbor mold, fungus gnats, and soil-borne microbes, hydroponics uses inert, sterile media (such as clay pebbles, rockwool, or perlite). The water circulates in a completely closed loop, preventing standing water and minimizing open evaporation.

All plumbing fittings feature double seals and safety overflow channels, ensuring zero risk of water staining or moisture damage to adjoining joinery.

Yes, that is a primary focus of our collaboration. We assist design teams with dimensional tolerances, waterproof membrane lining recommendations, air circulation clearances, and discreet service access panels.

The millwork contractor builds the aesthetic cabinetry envelope, while TarUsha provides the modular internal growing hardware, lighting, and hydraulic components.

We design systems around predictable, straightforward upkeep. For residential clients, routine maintenance takes just 10 to 15 minutes once a week (adding pre-measured liquid mineral nutrients and topping up water).

For corporate and hospitality projects, TarUsha can structure periodic botanical health visits and nutrient replenishment services so facilities teams have zero operational burden.

The earlier, the better—ideally during concept development or schematic design before electrical conduit routing and cabinetry drawings are finalized. Early coordination allows us to plan invisible wire chases, water supply points, and maintenance access without costly late-stage retrofits.

However, we can also explore self-contained modular solutions for projects that are already in active fit-out.