As beautiful as it is to surround oneself with lush greenery and bright blooms in the home, the planters that they are placed in can often tarnish that beauty; Mister Moss has come up with an artistic alternative. In place of plastic and clay planters, Mister Moss has created moss balls shaped by a tangle of yarn that hold each plant. Hung from the ceiling, these balls are colorful, unique and pleasing to the eye.
Based in Melbourne, Australia, Mister Moss' plants are also extremely easy to take care of. Once a week (or more depending on how dry the plant is to the touch), the moss balls need to be dunked in a bucket of water. They are also available in a variety of hues with a wide selection of plants and flowers.
Yarn Ball Hanging Plants
Mister Moss Makes Artistic and Easy-To-Care Planters for the Home
Trend Themes
1. Hanging Planter Trend - As people look for unique ways to showcase plants in their homes, there is an opportunity to disrupt the traditional planter market with more creative hanging planter options like Mister Moss.
2. Eco-friendly Planter Trend - With the increasing demand for eco-friendly and sustainable products, there is potential for a trend of planters made from natural materials like yarn and moss to replace plastic options.
3. Low-maintenance Plant Trend - As people look to bring more greenery into their homes without the hassle of constant upkeep, there is an opportunity for planters like Mister Moss to tap into the trend of low-maintenance plants and offer a stylish solution.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor Industry - As the demand for unique and artistic hanging planter options grows, there is an opportunity for businesses in the home decor industry to invest in and market these products.
2. Gardening Industry - As people look for low-maintenance plant options, there is an opportunity for the gardening industry to diversify and offer easy-to-care-for options like those provided by Mister Moss.
3. Sustainable Products Industry - With the trend towards eco-friendliness and sustainability, there is potential for the sustainable products industry to invest in and market planters made from natural materials, like yarn and moss.