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Indoor Wall-Tiles with a Diffirence
Filed under Ideas for the GardenJun 22
At GardenImprovements.com we are constantly striving to convince people to introduce their gardens into their normal lifestyle habits:
Presented at Milan Furniture Fair 2009, Green Pockets is an innovative idea designed by Maruja Fuentes a designer from Puerto Rico. Green pockets are ceramic tiles which fuse nature with the interior space, improving both air quality and health. They attach to the wall to create the illusion as if they were actually growing from them. The tiles, made from recycled materials, serve as planters and their unique shape allows them to interlock, thereby creating different patterns depending on the vegetation planted. The pockets bring a soul-soothing dose of greenery and nature to an interior space, improving a room’s aesthetic and air quality. Great for flats and urban housing which may not have vast gardens, not to mention great for the enviroment.
Via – Freshome -Via- Thedesignblog
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Matthew Thomson, Apprentice Garden Designer @ GardenImprovements.com
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