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Designed by: Brandon Perhacs Why we love it: Ingeniously designed with a magnetic base and stainless steel spheres at the bottom of the vases Adaptation promotes creative and original arrangements. Where you can get it: Yanko Designs  | |
I/V Plant Pot | ||
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Designed by: Vitamin Why we love it: The slick black/white base and startling use of medical equipment make a nice counterpoint to the organic forms and colors oft the resident plant, and the I/V drip makes it self-watering! Where you can get it: Vitamin | |
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Designed by: Hova Why we love it: Consisting of a fabric sleeve that takes shape as it is filled with soil, the FabricPot allows plants to breathe and prevents salt accumulation around the roots, keeping your plant healthy and happy. Where you can get it: Hova
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Messina Planter | ||
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Designed by: Chiasso Why we love it: Made from powder coated iron this classic hanging vase is the perfect vessel for lazily drooping hanging plants and gives a floaty, airy feel to your flora. Where you can get it: Chiasso | |
Tab A/B | ||
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Designed by: Vitamin Why we love it: The top of this simple ceramic pot lifts out to reveal a bowl perfect for hiding secret things (or using as an ashtray). Where you can get it: Vitamin | |
Storm Flowerpot | ||
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Designed by: Normann Copenhagen Why we love it: Made from two separate aluminium elements, the Storm Flowerpot has a modern, sophisticated aesthetic while incorporating convenience and functionality in it’s large, anti-spill water reservoir. Where you can get it: Huset | |
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Designed by: Claus Jensen & Henrik Holbaek Why we love it: Incorporating a water reserve in the bottom part of the vase that is then dispensed to the soil by clever use of a wick, the Eva Solo is not only a stylish pot but one that will keep your plants from wilting away. Where you can get it: top3 | |
Greenbo Railing Planter | ||
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Designed by: Greenbo Why we love it: An imaginative solution to growing plants in urban areas, the Greenbo is versatile, charming and a perfect way to put that vacant railing space to use. Where you can get it: Yanko Designs
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Issue 62
Living in the Environment Issue
Issue 62 is the first issue of the year and always a great time to put our best foot forward. With Adam Goodrum, the loveliest man in design, as Guest Editor, we draw on his insights as a furniture designer, artist and educator to look at the makers shaping our design world. Sustainability has never been more important, and increasingly this is a consideration from the start with projects designed to address their immediate environment as well as the longevity of the planet. From the coldest winters to the most tropical of summers, addressing how we live in the environment is crucial to creating the perfect home.
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Habitus Loves… Indoor Plants
Be it feng shui, purer air or simply a green thumb there are many reasons to celebrate our leafy friends, so deck out your daisies with these funky pots.