The Deltaflore System is an Artful Way to Add Green to Your Home
Michael Hines — December 31, 2013 — Eco
References: pawlica-design & dornob
Many people argue that a lack of space is what keeps them from owning potted plants, but that argument is invalid when it comes to designs like the Deltaflore System. French designer Benjamin Pawlica has created a modular set of concrete panels with cutouts in them that can be used to grow plants. The panels can be arranged to form a small square, akin to a living piece of art, or can be used to cover an entire wall.
The cutouts in the Deltaflore System don't have a set shape, instead looking like little islands floating in a sea of concrete. While you can't exactly plant roses in Pawlica's design, you could probably fit a variety of vines, herbs and other small types of plants, adding instant greenery to your home without having to sacrifice a lot of space.
The cutouts in the Deltaflore System don't have a set shape, instead looking like little islands floating in a sea of concrete. While you can't exactly plant roses in Pawlica's design, you could probably fit a variety of vines, herbs and other small types of plants, adding instant greenery to your home without having to sacrifice a lot of space.
Trend Themes
1. Modular Gardening - Designers can create modular sets for gardening with cutouts in panels.
2. Vertical Garden - Designers can create plans for vertical gardens on walls with cutouts in panels.
3. Indoor Gardening - Industries related to indoor gardening can create innovative solutions to add greenery to living spaces with modular panels.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Home decor companies can implement the Deltaflore System to create living pieces of art that add greenery to homes in an artful way.
2. Architecture and Interior Design - Architecture and interior design firms can incorporate the Deltaflore System into building designs, to create an eco-friendly and interactive element to indoor spaces.
3. Sustainable Living - Sustainable living companies can utilize modular gardening to promote vertical gardens as a way to reduce carbon footprint, improve air quality, and add to one's mental health.
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