Video: Hanging planters with house plants, reminiscent of jellyfish
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
It turns out that by planting a special type of succulents in the dry shells of sea urchins, you can get several new pots for home plants, and turning them upside down, you can settle in your home a bizarre flock of jellyfish floating in the air.
Aerial jellyfish - the idea of a talented designer and art director Katie Van Hoang … She came up with a new piece of furniture - unique, cute, suspended pots made of sea urchin shells - like a mobile, hovering from the ceiling.
These plants, reminiscent of jellyfish floating in the air, the designer sells on his page on the Internet, under the name Petit Beast.
Creating their "little monsters" Katie Van Hoang not only gives a second life to the old shells of sea urchins, but also allows its succulents to find a new habitat. But for those marine inhabitants who could not find a home, a Japanese artist Aki Inomata creates artificial houses using a 3D printer. The Japanese woman named her art project "Why Not Over a" Shelter "to Hermit Crabs?", or "Why not give shelter to hermit crabs?"
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