Living Wall lets you control your environment using hand gestures

What if you could simply run your hand across the wall to turn on
embedded lighting or music? That's the thinking behind the Living Wall,
an interactive wallpaper designed by a group called High-Low Tech.













In most homes you need switches for everything from controlling the
lighting and audio system, to running appliances. The Living Wall is
intended to take embrace that technology, while creating a much less
obtrusive human interface. High-LowTech says you can even send a message
to a friend with a simple swipe on the wall.

That's all very cool but let's hope that if this actually makes it to
market, they manage to come up with some slightly less garish patterns.

The Living Wall is on display at the Fuller Craft Museum near Boston through February 11 of next year.

What does it do beside lighting up little leaves? Also those metal circuit things look rather exposed.

...music? LOL that is loads helpful!

Well im sure this will be all the rage for those artsy types. I would prefer something more practical.

I would say so--and I bet stuff like this costs a fortune to install, not to mention the time and effort to maintain it.