Table Those Plant Containers
February 18, 2010 by Robin Plaskoff Horton
This beautifully crafted mahogany and maple table by California designer Greg Zulkie has three stainless steel pots for holding anything from plants to pens. Viewed from the top, one can see how the mahogany “stitches” the maple surfaces together.
Over time, as the mahogany ages, the color of the wood darkens and richens. A tropical wood, mahogany is stable and its high resin content allows it to resist warping and dimensional change preventing shifting in the table surface better than many other woods.
Anyone interested in manufacturing the table? Zulkie is very interested in getting it produced.
Category: Container Gardening, Finding, Great Finds, Outdoor Furniture
Tags: garden pots, indoor gardening
Enjoyed this post? Subscribe to Urban Gardens!
share | 
e-mail a friend | comments (9)
You could put an edible salad garden in the middle. At your meal…you could literally pick your salad you will eat for dinner at dinner.
Matti
— February 18, 2010 @ 13:46
Why not choose woods, if you must use wood, that is not nearing endangered species status as mahogany is? A little awareness goes a long way and trees take decades to grow.
— February 18, 2010 @ 14:19
Good point Cheryl, thanks for mentioning this!
— February 19, 2010 @ 11:07
I love them too – but, yes, maybe in a recycled material would be very cool? Something like Trex?
— February 19, 2010 @ 12:12
Did he pull that orchid out of the trash? What a beautiful table and what a sad plant.
— February 19, 2010 @ 13:13
A Colorful Modular Table With Flower Pot Legs - Urban Gardens Pingback said:
[…] cylindrical legs integrates plant life into the everyday rituals of working and dining. Grow on Me brings plants to the table creating the illusion that the foliage is rising directly from the […]
— June 14, 2022 @ 14:39
A Colourful Modular Desk With Flower Pot Legs - Garden Sweet Spot Pingback said:
[…] integrates houseplant life into the on a regular basis rituals of working and eating. Develop on Me brings vegetation to the desk creating the phantasm that the foliage is rising immediately from the […]
— November 28, 2022 @ 04:05
A Colourful Modular Desk With Flower Pot Legs - Garden Sweet Spot Pingback said:
[…] integrates houseplant life into the on a regular basis rituals of working and eating. Develop on Me brings crops to the desk creating the phantasm that the foliage is rising immediately from the […]
— February 26, 2023 @ 06:47
A Colourful Modular Desk With Flower Pot Legs - Smart Home And Best Smart Home Devices Pingback said:
[…] integrates houseplant life into the on a regular basis rituals of working and eating. Develop on Me brings vegetation to the desk creating the phantasm that the foliage is rising instantly from the […]
— June 10, 2023 @ 16:57