Where does your garden grow? Rumor has it urban garden design was big at Maison & Objet last month with many vendors playing off of Patrick Blanc‘s popular vertical gardens with creative flair. Not only did companies incorporate every day accessories such as mirrors into their designs…
H2O Architects - Mirroir en Herbe
but some went even further by turning plants onto their heads!
Boskke - Sky Planter
It seems that there’s no limit as to where you can grow a garden these days. Plants are being used as art on a wall…
Woolly Pocket - Wally Living Wall System
Flora Grubb Gardens - Vertical Garden Panel
As a fashionable accessory for the “eco-chic”…
Paula Hayes - Living Necklace
Woolly Pocket - Living Handbag
Or as a treasured keepsake…
Viva Terra - Recycled Glass Terrarium
So tell us, dear readers, how and where does your garden grow?
Photos from the Los Angeles Times, Boskke, Woolly Pocket, Flora Grubb Gardens, Paula Hayes and Viva Terra
Tags: Boskke, Flora Grubb Gardens, garden design, H2O Architects, Maison & Objet, Paula Hayes, Viva Terra, Woolly Pocket
Flora does some great vertical gardens.
Lushe
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Great post! When you live in an apartment, it’s easy to forget about plant upkeep and garden tending.
I try to liven up the place by keeping a small fresh herb garden (great for cooking!) and at least one plant. Especially in the winter it really makes a difference.
I love the recycled glass terrarium pictured, I definitely want to try something like that.
Lushe, I took a look at the site and they’re great. Thanks for the information.
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