Stylish climbing wall looks good in even the fanciest homes
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Lunar envisions an accompanying smartphone app
The climbing wall blends inconspicuously with your home
The cracks and crevices serve as climbing grips
When not in use for climbing, set the lighting to ambient
Article Summary
As great of a home improvement as an indoor climbing wall might seem to a climbing fanatic, it's not exactly the type of addition that will increase the value of your home. Chances are, potential buyers will prefer all walls unmarred by rubber scuffs and multi-colored arrays of grips and tape. If the wall looks anything like the Lunar Nova, however, they might just pay extra.
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