The brand 'Spruitje' makes sustainable indoor ecosystems that allow those who purchase them to grow their own plants in unlikely vessels.
After years of research, the founder of this brand created products with accompanying ecosystems that are designed to be as well-balanced and self-sufficient as possible. Each product is designed to optimize the humidity inside, which will eventually lead to a self-sustaining indoor ecosystem. The products come in a variety of different shapes, including tear-drop shaped vessels and cylindrical ones that make their contents appear as though they are floating. One of the ecosystems even comes in the form of a wearable necklace. The ecosystems all feature an LED light that enhances their appearance without affecting the plant life.
These functional indoor ecosystems are perfect for people looking for low-maintenance green decor in the home.
Quirky Terrarium Designs
'Spruitje' Makes Unique Forms to Host Living Indoor Ecosystems
Trend Themes
1. Indoor Ecosystems - Creating innovative indoor ecosystems that are self-sustaining and well-balanced presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home and garden industry.
2. Wearable Terrariums - Developing wearable terrariums that feature LED lights and self-sustaining environments is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion and home decor industries.
3. Unusual Vessels - Incorporating plants and green decor into unlikely vessels, such as tear-drop or cylindrical shaped containers, presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor industry.
Industry Implications
1. Home and Garden - The home and garden industry can leverage the trend of indoor ecosystems to offer new and innovative solutions for low-maintenance green decor.
2. Fashion - The fashion industry can tap into the trend of wearable terrariums and create new innovative products that merge fashion and home decor.
3. Home Decor - Incorporating plants and green decor into unique vessels can be an opportunity for home decor companies to create new and eye-catching products.