Minimalist Plant Stand and Support System Grows With Your Plants

December 5, 2018 by

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Say hello to Liana, a minimalist plant stand and support system that grows along with your plants.

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Brain child of Swiss design company Superlife, the Liana plant stand allows users to add sections that support plants as they mature.

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Unlike the traditional stake which is placed inside the container, Liana doesn’t interrupt the plant’s root system as it is positioned instead on the outside of the pot.

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When small, the potted plant stands alone unsupported on the stand. As the plant begins to grow and become more top-heavy, users simply place a rod into the original plant stand to support the growing plant. The rod curves around the container to leave the plant and its roots undisturbed.

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A small and large version of Liana comes in eight colors: black, charcoal, light grey, grey-blue, peach, yellow, taupe, and sage green. She’s currently available for pre-order until December 9 on Kickstarter.

Update: Unfortunately, Liana did not make her Kickstarter goal, but we are hoping her designers will find another way to bring this project to market.

H/T ArchiExpo. Images via Superlife.

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