Ruth Chris Steak House

For the exterior of the new Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Rogers, Arkansas, 1,500 sq. ft. of artificial greenery was used to give the expansive façade the character of an established, ivy-covered building.

The main façade features hand-crafted artificial Ivy panels arranged in a wave-like design, mimicking the organic movement of a naturally growing ivy wall. The undulating edge keeps the greenery secure while creating a more natural, flowing finish against the architecture.

The design continues beyond the façade with artificial Reindeer Moss panels, with Ivy woven throughout to create additional layers of texture and greenery. Together, the elements create a cohesive landscape that feels organic and dimensional while maintaining the durability and consistency of artificial planting.

After extensive hours of installation in the peak of Arkansas summer heat, the finished façade brings a striking new character to the restaurant, with the scale of the installation allowing the Ivy to feel less like a decorative feature and more like part of the building itself.