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Grow your own library
by Natasha Starkell | 30.05.2013 | flower , art | 0 comments | Rating: votes
Grow your own library
A plant pot that's disguised as a book created by a Tokyo based design studio.
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A plant pot that's disguised as a book created by a Tokyo based design studio.
How about this for an unusual plant pot? A plant pot that's disguised as a book created by a Tokyo based design studio. As you'll see here http://yoy-idea.jp/works/book/ it looks brilliant just slotted in to the middle of your bookshelf. It has a practical solid and waterproof construction so your plants will thrive in it, it's more than just a gimmick. If your book collection is ever growing, why not grow a garden along with it? We think a slow growing and low maintenance plant would be best suited to these pots. Perhaps a selection of cacti?
Written by Natasha Starkell
Working mum, struggling with gardening chores.
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