‘Fresh Flowers’ in a 32 page book by Sandra Bautista of itunube. All flowers in the book were selected and carefully photographed so that each one is original. Like it, tear it out, fold it and place it in a cup. What? Genius! Can even be sent by post. Purchase them here. Via designboom. ‘Hanging Gardens’ by az & mut. Made from a biological cotton, ‘Hanging Gardens’ are fabric handbags which provide a great alternative for accommodating balcony plants and flowers. Photo © Morgane le Gall. Via designboom. Ok, so technically this is NOT a planter, but bare with me for a second. Dutch company OAT have designed a range of biodegradable shoes called The Virgin Collection, with seeds embedded in the tongues. They can be discarded by burying them in the ground, where they completely decompose and a bouquet of wild flowers grows to mark the place. What a rad idea!! Top photo © Corriette Schoenaerts. Bottom photo ©Peter Stigter (yes, very nice… shoes I mean.) Via dezeen. Plants you can wear out of the house. Su-eet! By Colleen Jordan. Buy them right here. Via inspire me now. I’m going to keep things short and snappy today, as I’m still feeling a little bit ‘spent’ after yesterday’s major essay.Here’s a round up of some cool planter ideas I’ve seen around the web of late.Hope you like.x danaShare the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest One Response Sarah February 14, 2011 Not having a garden of my own, I simply adore the paper flower prints. Thanks for sharing this lovely find! ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
Sarah February 14, 2011 Not having a garden of my own, I simply adore the paper flower prints. Thanks for sharing this lovely find! Reply