V4

Lightness and heaviness, lines and lumps, smoothness and roughness, coldness and warmth... All materials and forms balance through the course of colliding and confronting within one volume/Seung Yong Song

Photosynthesis Lamp

Meirav Barzilay is a designer from Tel Aviv who has a new product called Photosynthesis Lamp. It’s a lamp made of a metal grid with a vine at its base. Bringing both light and nature into your home, you choose the type of vine and let the plant become the lampshade, creating a unique light pattern and brightness for you.

white_collection

The 'white_collection' is made of a new biodegradable material, enhanced with a glossy surface finishing/pandora design

Greenroom

A modular system designed to create a support structure to grow climbing plants in an indoor environment.
The project aims to provide users with the building blocks to create an active ecosystem of their own, to create a natural environment inside their own private or work spaces with all its physical and psychological advantages. The care of growth will be important in stimulating a relationship between the user and the natural plants that are part of their living system.Home greenroom system was first shown as part of Livingspace exhibition held at Internos gallery during the Milan Furniture fair in 2005. It has also been selected as an Excellent Work at the International Design Competition Osaka 2005 organised by the Japan Design Foundation. More recently the project was shown in exhibitions in London at the Design Museum and Whitechapel Gallery/ Tomás Alonso

Sky Planter

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paper

These bags are made out of synthetic paper, labelled with sterling silver. They are light, waterproof, recyclable and extremely tear proof/Saskia Diez

makultura

makultura

green pockets

Green pockets are ceramic tiles which fuse nature with the interior space, improving both air quality and health. They attach to the wall to create the illusion as if they were actually growing from them. The tiles, made from recycled materials, serve as planters and their unique shape allows tehm to interlock, thereby creating different patterns depending on the vegetation planted. Prototype/maruja fuentes

tree hotel

Stockholm-based architects Tham + Videgard Hansson Arkitekter have designed a hotel hidden in the trees, to be located in Harads, Sweden. Aluminium structures will be hung around tree trunks and clad in mirrored glass. The units will be accessible by rope ladder or rope bridge, each providing accommodation for two people including a living room, double bed, small kitchen, bathroom and roof terrace

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