Bringing Greenery to the Table
November 18, 2012 by Robin Plaskoff Horton
I like the way international product design studio, Mermeladaestudio in Barcelona displays wit and sophistication with its paradoxical Trama table.
The table’s colorful powder-coated steel multifunctional base is both a planter and the table’s support, while its linear structure functions like a trellis, enabling vines to grow up toward the glass top.
I suppose you water it from the sides and can just lift the glass top off to replace the plant. Not yet in production, but I would like to see it produced. Comment below to weigh in on this one…
Category: Containers and Pots, Finding, Great Finds, Outdoor Furniture
Tags: garden furniture, indoor-outdoor, multifunctional design, planted furniture, powder-coated furniture, table grows plants
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That is such a cool thing! As long as you get a plant that doesn’t attract any bugs..!
— November 19, 2012 @ 02:49
I really like this. What a great and yet practical idea!
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