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Mid-Century Modern Wall-Mounted Plant Pods For Succulents by Dominic Fiorello Studio.





After researching the care needed for succulent plants, designer Dominic Fiorello designed this pod-like planter to be created on a CNC router. They hang vertically to display all the different views that can potentially be seen in an individual pod.

These plant pods, which are constructed of White Oak and ABS Plastic, can be purchased individually or in groups.



$100 at Design Public or through contacting the designer directly (where he lists them as $80) at domenicfiorello@gmail.com

Domenic Fiorello Studio
Rochester, NY

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The Terra Vase by Katja Pettersson Looks Like Dirt and Conceals Your Plant's Roots.




Want your potted plants, bushes or trees to look natural? The emerging but already award-winning designer Katja Pettersson has created a vase for Serralunga that is exceptionally unconventional. Inspired by the ‘recyclability’ of Serralunga products, the majority of which are made of polypropylene, Katja has developed a design which utilizes the recovery of rubber from inner tire-tubes which is comprised of 92% recycled materials.

The result is a cloak covering the containment tank for the ground and the roots, and the visual effect is artistic and original, and certainly natural looking.



The rubber material is used as a cover that conceals the container underneath holding the plant and soil, and creates a visual effect similar to that of piled earth or waste.

Functions: pot cover

Materials:
outer cover rubber EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) to 95% recycled and recyclable anchored hot- carboxilate latex of a nonwoven fabric, the lower support network galvanized steel inner vessel PE (polyethylene) Injection-moulded

Serralunga

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