January 23, 2013
Honey, I’m home. Is the lettuce ready? This planter is a great concept for producing food in tight urban spaces with minimal effort.
Milan designer Stefania Minnella’s vertical self-sustaining hydroponic system, Elica Idroponica, automates all the tasks busy people … Read More...
Category: Containers and Pots, Creating, Great Finds, Green & Sustainable, Urban Agriculture, Vertical Gardens
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January 20, 2013
Here’s a piece of fantasy multi-tasking furniture. With its central blown glass vase, designer Roberto Lazzeroni’s Large Flower bench for Ceccotti Collezione offers seating and a way to display flowers.
I love how the bench does double duty circling the … Read More...
Category: Containers and Pots, Outdoor Furniture
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January 11, 2013
I love this modular and stacking HoneyComb Gardening System designed by Audrey Lea Lucardi of Brooklyn-based StudioTJOA.
Perfect for small urban spaces, the entire honeycomb structure collapses flat for shipping or storing. When assembled, it can be connected to an … Read More...
Category: Container Gardening, Containers and Pots, Finding, Great Finds, Outdoor Furniture
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December 31, 2012
As we round the corner from 2012 to 2013, I want to stop and thank all my readers, subscribers, and social media followers for visiting Urban Gardens since it’s launch in 2009, and for supporting my vision for blending together … Read More...
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December 3, 2012
Cable tie stitching joins together the modular shelving units for Melbourne designer Alex O’Connell’s Cross-It system.
The 600h x 600w x 200d boards have circular cut-outs to accept flower pots, making it nice for indoor plants (though I would make … Read More...
Category: Containers and Pots, Finding, Outdoor Furniture, Vertical Gardens
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