120 Degree Angles Gallery Roots Garden System

The innovative modular system to create infinite compositions and gardens. ROOTS is influenced by traditional screens, with the idea of creating mini gardens of any specific size. MUT offers different flowerpots, which combine to create unique compositions. Have an ecological Garden in your house, or a surprising vertical Garden, was never so easy.

Based on a reversible structure with many legs, forming angles of 120 degrees, allowing the creation of modules for simple trade unions, these funny pots allow the compositions design crazy, very personal, that can create the garden of their dreams.

In this way, ROOTS is the ideal solution, as much for the design of a small, cosy garden at home to a curious unusual vertical or separator garden between different areas inside, outside or in public places.

This new collection of flowerpots, with a wooden structure of beech, offers the option of completing the composition with flowerpots of ceramics, side tables and lamps of metals, a mounted combination of materials that merges the three noble elements, giving this design a simplicity, purity and elegance, as formal as it is visual.

In its own way, the lights are added to the different structure, with singles clips, legs allow the projection of light on plants, in this way generate shadows original forms of vegetation, which create a very special atmosphere.

Wall Planters With The Wallflower Vertical Garden

Description

If you live in a patch of short, urban land, the Wallflower Vertical Garden by Haldane Martin may be your only option for gardening. The South African design firm has been developed to raise potted plants to the environment in mind.

Made of recycled plastic roto-molded polyethylene, green wall planters can be attached to the walls with an intricate network of offices coated steel and trellises.

To facilitate maintenance, the Wallflower Vertical Garden comes with a drip irrigation effortless, but powerful hose or outside the window of the water valve will also do the trick.

The honeycomb pattern of pots up the facade of a structure achieves a certain organ-pleasure for the eyes. Scheduled to be unveiled at the Expo Design Indaba 2011, the Wallflower Vertical Garden is sure to acquire a growing fan base that can help launch the production of this project.
References: haldanemartin.co.za and apartmenttherapy

Patrick Blanc's Vertical Gardens

Patrick Blanc is a French botanist and lanscaping and gardening expert. After many years of research and testing worldwide, Blanc created, developed and copyrighted the Vertical Garden, a wonderful way to create vertical gardens without any ground. These vertical gardens are self supporting. Grow with little maintenance and the owner is free, because the whole system takes care of itself. At the same time, these marvels are wonderful plants a smart way to have a thermal and acoustic insulation. Patrick Blanc careully choose the plant species used in each of their projects, according to local species, so the Vertical Garden all have zero environmental impact. References: and trend-observer.blogspot.

Amazing The Urbio Vertical Garden Wall Mounted Modular Flowerpots

Urbanites looking to add a little greenery to their apartments need to revise the the Urbio Vertical Garden. The Urbio Vertical Garden is a set of magnetic pots that you can hang almost any metal surface. The Urbio Vertical Garden works by using magnetic pucks, which are nailed to the walls.

The amazing part of this design is that the pots and more records you buy, you can get more creative with your presentation. Like most impressive ideas, this is still just a concept, but it has a fighting chance to become reality: the manufacturers have taken to Kickstarter to seek funding for the project tool.

The designers, San Francisco-based Enlisted Design and Volare Studio, are more than a third of the way to their $15,000 goal. References: kickstarter and fastcodesign.

The Live Screen Vertical Gardens

I've always liked the idea of  a vertical garden, so i wanted an indoor version until i realized how much work it would be for the maintenance of installations, that is, of course, until i stumbled upon the Live Screen. The vertical garden is not only incredibly simple, allowing it to adapt to any home with ease, even water your plants for you so you do not have to spend about 30 hours a watering pots. Created by Brooklyn designer Danielle Trofe, the Live Screen vertical garden seeder intelligent you've always wanted. Live Screen to hide the electrical poles, irrigation pumps and gravity driven water plants that like your irrigation system. You can pre set the screen to live so that you only worry about one time. References: danielletrofe and fastcodesign.

Impressive Ideas Green Thumbed Vertical Garden

Urbanites looking to add a little green to their apartments URBIO need to review the Vertical Garden. The URBIO Vertical Garden is a set of magnetic pots can be hung from almost any metal surface. The Urbio Vertical Garden works by using magnetic pucks, which were nailed to the walls. The incredible part of this design is that more and pucks cookware you buy, the more creative you can get with your presentation. As most impressive ideas, this is still just a concept, but it has a fighting chance to become reality: the manufacturers have taken to kick start seeking funding for the project tool. The designers, San Francisco based Enlisted Design and Volare Studio, are more than a third of the way to their $15,000 goal. References: kickstarter and fastcodesign.