In a stage where consumerism is converted into a cultured representation of society, very often, architecture plays the role of bait – space, images, lights, interaction collaborate to create an unique emotional experience.The insertion of a “natural” element in an artificial context like a shopping center acts like a provocation to our senses. Such hyperrealistic technique as the vegetable wall is used here to create the illusion or perception of another spatial “reality” – tromp l’oeil.Taking advantage of the store’s existing geometric irregularity and its location, a false perspective is created – the vegetable wall converts to a tridimensional object outside the building’s limits. This space overflowing enlarges the perception of space.