Living Walls are one of the modern world’s greatest new art forms, representing a future where Nature, technology, and humanity thrive together. Recently, these lush living tapestries have been making an appearance in new developments, offices, private hospitals, and shopping centers worldwide. Typically, they are solely appreciated for their aesthetics and only accessible to a select group of affluent people. Living Walls should be recognized for their myriad of potential public benefits such as air purification, reduction of urban heat island effect, muffling of noise pollution, stormwater management, habitat restoration, boosted immunity, health and wellness, reduced crime rates and stress levels, enhanced feelings of well-being, and much more. In dense urban areas, city planners and developers are often choosing between more green space or more living space. However, Living Wall technology is a great example of how Nature and modern development cannot only coexist but present a unique juxtaposition in our built environment. Publicly accessible Living Walls can alleviate some of the affects brought on by social, economic, and environmental injustices, especially exterior installations in low-income neighborhoods.