Save Space: Hang Up Your Garden
February 6, 2013 by Robin Plaskoff Horton
StudioGorm, whose very cool “living” Flow Kitchen we previously featured, has unleashed its creativity again in the design of Peg Garden, a space-saving grouping of cedar elements that, when not being used, can hang out of the way on pegs.
Designed to chair hang on a fence or outdoor wall, Peg Garden consists of a simple strip of cedar with four pegs, onto which you hang out-of-season garden tools, and accessories. Inspired by Pyung Sang, a Korean system of flat form furniture. slatted platforms transform into a garden lounge chair.
A clever integrated wooden and anodized aluminum spring catch in the legs of the chair locks in into position.
Like an aging garden fence, Peg Garden’s components are intended to weather over time to a lovely silvery gray.
Dan said:
This is a great solution for small gardens. I will pitch the Peg Garden idea to a client that I’m now working with in Brooklyn
— February 10, 2013 @ 13:03
Julia smith said:
Looks awesome!!!!Architects in karnataka
— February 12, 2013 @ 08:44