With the SmallGarden and the WallGarden from ēdn, not only can you grow beautiful gardens indoors but you needn’t worry about their care. That’s because the gardens are technologically designed to provide your plants, flowers and herbs with the right amount of light, moisture and food – all at the push of a button. Read more
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New Botany in Two and Three Dimensions by Bozena Rydlewska.
New Botany, a series by artist Bozena Rydlewska features breathtakingly ornamental illustrations of nature. In addition to the two dimensional pieces by the artist – also known as “Bozka” – she created a three dimensional prototype pop-up book using some of the same pieces. Read more
The Rainy Pot by Korea’s Dailylife Lab
Add Some Personality To Your Plants With DIY Face Pots. Here’s The Instructions And Supplies To Make Your Own.
Face Pots (which ought to be called Face Plants – at least in the US for the double entendre) are a charming and funny idea that you can easily make yourself. They make great gifts and party centerpieces. Depending on your choice of plant, the foliage makes hilarious ” hair.” Read more
Ad Campaign For Plant For The Planet by Legas Delany Hamburg Uses Cut Leaf Art.
This latest print campaign for the Germany based organization Plant For The Planet was created by Legas Delany of Hamburg (who was also responsible for their large “Stop Talking, Start Planting” campaign) and utilizes the talents of artist Lorenzo Duran. Read more
Now You Can Picnic Indoors All Year Round. The picNYC Table with Real Grass.
Designed by Haiko Cornelissen Architects, the picNYC table has a 7′ x 3′ real grass sod table top bringing the outdoors in. The ants are optional. Read more
How To Turn Your Dog Into a Live Chia Pet This Halloween.
Personally, I’m not a big fan of dressing up dogs. However, The Flirty Guide (Stacie Tamaki) shares with us a way to make this terrific “Howl”ween costume, turning your dog into a live Chia Pet. Read more
Jewelry That Grows On You. The Incredible Landscape Jewelry of Sarah Hood.
Artist and silversmith Sarah Hood combines miniature scale railroad materials like plastic trees, grasses, bushes and pebbles with sterling silver to culminate is one of a kind pieces that are nothing short of wearable art. Read more