my philosophy when it comes to indoor plants is basically “yes please, more is better”. especially if you live in apartment with no outdoor area to speak of. we don’t have a balcony or garden, but i would love to grow herbs in our kitchen – unfortunately it’s a small space that gets no light. also facing the sad fact that we’re running out of sill space for the burgeoning greenery.
that’s why i just love these clever products designed by Linda Bergroth & Klaus Aalto for Kekkilä. that green light is just genius. the nursery shelves and the pot step are also super cool (feels like a DIY idea to steal?) also this lady is clearly having the best time in her flat surrounded by all these amazing plants. i’ll have what she’s having (ahem).
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These are stellar! I agree, the more plants, the merrier.
I’m also stoked about their shed/glass house combos.
http://www.kekkila.com/professional-growers/products/home-garden-products/garden-sheds/garden-shed-rest
If only there was a distributor in the US.
I like that. It brings light
ITS SO CLEAN IN THERE, I AGREE MORE PLANTS INSIDE ESPECIALLY SENECIO STRING OF BEADS
love her light and airy apartment! so perfect and beautiful. i wish i can tons of plants too as well.
i like the little plant grandstand. Very cute!
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LOOKS FAB, BUT IF IT WAS MINE THERE WOULD BE COMPOST ALL OVER, A FEW DEAD LEAVES SPREAD LIBERALLY AROUNS, AND, OF COURSE, WATER SPILLED FROM THE WATERING CAN !!
Hello! Im Just THINKING IN MOVING THIS SUMMER AND… i LOVE ALL THAT IDEAS!
REALLY, THE LIVING IS SO SIMILAR! YOU JUST OPEN MY EYES! :)
THNX!
SWEET POST!
Love these! Any hints for how to order these off their site when I can’t read Swedish? ;)
We love these Kekkilä products and we also made a post about Kekkilä, which you can find here:
http://mysweetlifemoon.blogspot.fi/2013/05/kekkilalta-ideoita-kesaan-summer-ideas.html
Nice blog by the way! :)
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