by thesavageway | Feb 25, 2020 | moss art
We had the pleasure of creating four Moss Art Walls for Bank of America Corporate Center in Uptown Charlotte. Each wall incorporated three shades of preserved reindeer moss, creating a unique green element in this corporate office setting.
The collaboration for these maintenance-free plant walls came from Little Diversified Architectural Consulting, an international architecture and design firm, as well as a talented team of millworkers at Onsite Woodwork Corporation. The four moss art walls had to be able to uniquely stand on their own and at the same time create a cohesive look across the Bank of America floor. We are obsessed with how these dimensional walls turned out.

#thesavageway owners pose in front of Moss Art Walls at Bank of America Corporate Center in Uptown, Charlotte.

It’s all in the details – multi-colored reindeer moss with different dimensions.

New redesign of the BofA Corporate Center 55th Floor in Charlotte, NC.

Meet the Greenway Moss Art Wall in the BofA 55th Floor office space.

The Plaza Moss Art Wall created by #thesavageway for Bank of America Corporate Center.

This Moss Art is called “The Park” and it requires no-maintenance.

The fourth Moss Art Wall for BofA is called Courtyard.
The use of biophilic design in the office setting not only is aesthetically pleasing, but it brings a calm element to workers. Biophilic Design is a concept used within the building industry to increase occupant connectivity to the natural environment through the use of direct nature, indirect nature, and space and place conditions. Our Moss Art is the perfect way to bring this concept to life. The beauty of our work is that it brings that natural element inside without all of the hassle. Our moss requires no water source, no sunlight and no expensive ongoing maintenance. Just hang it and enjoy!
These four Moss Art Walls, named The Plaza, Greenway, Park and Courtyard, had some varying levels of moss to showcase dimension in the design. Our green plant walls were part of a larger renovation for the Bank of America Corporate Executive Suite. This work can be found in Charlotte, NC.
by thesavageway | Dec 19, 2019 | clean graffiti
We recently returned from a four-city Clean Graffiti tour on behalf of Diet Coke and Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. We were busy putting down our eco-friendly outdoor advertising medium in Baltimore, MD, Memphis, TN, Greensboro, NC and Charlotte, NC.

Coca-Cola Consolidated used Clean Graffiti to spread brand awareness.
In these four cities we helped with brand awareness surrounding the Diet Coke brand. The message went down in popular neighborhoods, on highly traffic foot paths, near grocery stores, convenience stores and gas stations. Basically anywhere you can purchase a Coke product.

Memphis, TN saw its first Clean Graffiti by #thesavageway. We loved helping to spread some brand awareness for Diet Coke.

Now that’s some fun product placement! Clean Graffiti found in Memphis, TN.

“I heart Diet Coke” in Greensboro, NC near the popular blue sculpture.

Clean Graffiti (aka eco-friendly street art) in Baltimore, MD.
Coca-Cola chose to use some of their marketing dollars in a green and sustainable way – and we’re definitely here for that! Clean Graffiti is created using a specialized stencil and a pressure washer. That’s it….. it’s just water. We love when huge corporations see the value in our outdoor advertising medium. Not only does it help elevate the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility, but it also shows innovation and creativity to use dirt as an asset.
We are excited to continue to work with brands that understand that there are different media options out there. Our Clean Graffiti lets you directly target where your audience is walking every single day – the sidewalk. It is a subtle, unexpected message that can bring a smile to your customers face.
by thesavageway | Sep 5, 2019 | moss art
Sightline Steel Doors is a full service steel and iron door manufacturer. Located right here in Charlotte, NC, Jimmy Benham & his team custom design and create these beautiful, functional pieces of art for your home or business. They are in high demand and their work is gorgeous. Learn more about the steel door process on their website and Instagram.
We created a custom sign for the Sightline showroom. The clean and sleek lines of our preserved Moss Art mimicked the modern and sleek aesthetic that you get from the steel doors. Check out our latest creation below.

Sightline Steel Doors Moss Art by #thesavageway

All Moss Art is preserved and requires no maintenance.

Company Owner, Jimmy Benham, poses with his custom Moss Art sign.

Moss Art peeking though an example of a custom Steel framed window.

Look at this beautiful Arched Steel Door that was created by our Moss client.

More work by Sightline Steel Doors.
One thing we really appreciate about the Sightline team is their attention to excellence. From their website, “We believe a project’s success is taking every detail into consideration before the product is approved for fabrication. Smooth installations and finishes are not a product of luck and should not be decided on site, a smooth install requires proper planning and coordination.” We can get behind that kind of commitment!
Our custom Moss Art signs are made with so much care and love and that allows us to stay motivated to keep creating. And when we see our clients happy it truly is one of the best feelings. We are excited to keep following the Sightline journey.
by thesavageway | Aug 21, 2019 | clean graffiti
We live in a time of convenience and one of our latest Clean Graffiti clients has found a way to bring that convenience culture to the bar scene. Barpay App hopes to simplify your night with the ease of an app. Open, maintain, and close your bar tab right from your smartphone.
How it works:
- Download the app
- Save your credit card info
- Select a venue
- Place an order
- Pick up your drink
Now that’s what we call a “A Better Way to Bar.” If you want to learn more about the app, check out this great Charlotte Agenda write up of this new Queen City service.




This new service is now available at a variety bars around the Queen City. Make sure to try out the app this Labor Day weekend.
- Graham St Pub
- Ink N Ivy
- Roxbury
- SIP
- Prohibition
- Tavern on the Tracks
- Gin Mill
- Queen City Q
- Casual Pint
- The Suffolk Punch
- Sugar Creek Brewing Co.
We so appreciate when brands choose to use our eco-friendly, innovative outdoor messaging tactic in their marketing mix. Clean Graffiti, aka Reverse Graffiti, lets a brand speak to the public in a whole new way. We are able to target Barpay’s key demographic right on the sidewalk.
Find out more on Barpay app by visiting their website.
by thesavageway | Jul 3, 2019 | clean graffiti
We had the joy of creating a really cool Moss Art wall for our client, Collective NoDa. This was the first (of many) huge art installations that we’ve done. Our friends at Southpark Interiors wanted us to create something epic for their common area. The best part about working with this interior design team is that they allow our creativity to flow. Our imagination can run wild because we do not have hard parameters set or a mold we have to fit into. They graciously gave us a 18′ wide x 13′ tall wall to play with and boy did we have fun!
Collective NoDa is an apartment complex that highlights so many amazing local artists and is one of the most vibrant places we’ve ever walked into. So of course, our brains wanted to incorporate as many colors as possible for this commissioned piece. We played off of some of the other geometric patterns found around The Collective, and created a one-of-a-kind pop-art Moss Wall.

Getting ready for install day! See you soon Collective NoDa.

Pop Art made with Moss. #thesavageway

It’s install day for this 18′ x 13′ Moss Art wall.

Torrie Savage & Paula Bartlett, #thesavageway owners, on site for the moss wall install.

It’s all in the details. Moss Art by #thesavageway.

All the colors of moss for this luxury apartment in NoDa, Charlotte, NC.

Pop Art Moss Wall by #thesavageway

Modern common area in Collective NoDa.
This piece had 21 geometric shapes, some fitting together and some wild and free on the wall. We LOVE the end result and how Southpark Interiors has decorated the entire space. Want to stop by and see the work or learn more about Collective NoDa? Check out their website.