The London-based design practice LSA International debuts staggered planters as part of its brand-new Balcony and Terrazza capsules. The objects are meant to ignite our sensibilities of biophilia—that is, "our affinity to engage with the natural world."
The staggered planters by LSA International are beautiful, eye-catching, and sculptural. The Balcony presents "a two-part, self-watering glass planter that uses sub-irrigation to deliver water straight to a plant’s roots via a cotton cord that wicks water from the built-in reservoir to the soil." The Terraza, on the other hand, boasts a glass bowl that is mouth-blown and a steel base. The brand offers two options for this silhouette—a floor and a desk version.
Each one of LSA International's staggered planters boasts strong modern sensibilities and can be integrated well into any home.
Chic Staggered Planters
LSA International Debutes the Balcony and Terrazza Collections
Trend Themes
1. Staggered Planters - The trend of incorporating staggered planters and self-watering technology in modern designs provides opportunities for disruptive innovation in the gardening and home decor industry.
2. Biophilia Sensibilities - The trend of incorporating biophilic design elements into everyday objects provides opportunities for disruptive innovation in design, architecture, and urban planning industries.
3. Self-watering Technology - The trend of integrating self-watering technology into planters and other garden products provides opportunities for disruptive innovation in the agricultural and horticultural industries.
Industry Implications
1. Gardening - The gardening industry can innovate by incorporating self-watering technology into planters and developing new biophilic design concepts.
2. Home Decor - The home decor industry can disrupt by developing visually appealing and functional planters for indoor and outdoor spaces that provide self-watering capabilities.
3. Design - The design industry can disrupt by incorporating biophilic design elements into everyday products and exploring new ways of integrating technology into planters and other garden products.