Plant lovers usually place slithering, vine-like plants in the garden to carpet their bedding, but the Parramyd by Studio KG is a geometric plant holder that allows plants to weave in and out of its structure to grow into a looming greenery.
Wild climbing plants now have more room to grow as the triangular prism structure allows for vines to squiggle their way around the skeleton framed design. The Parramyd is crafted in a modular planting system that allows for plants to hang, creating a restrictive and controlled pattern that doesn't have stringy greens flapping all over the place.
Its clean and modern design makes this plant holder perfect for offices and home interiors. The Parramyd by Studio KG is available in two sizes and both offer easy-to-maintain plants that'll grow with changing shapes.
Photo Credits: designboom, studio-kg
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Plant Holders
- The trend of using geometric plant holders offer opportunities for modular planting systems allowing for restrictive and controlled patterns.
- Vertical Greenery
- The trend of growing climbing plants vertically creates opportunities to design modular plant holders with increased growing space.
- Clean Design Plant Holders
- The trend of using clean, modern plant holders offer opportunities for integrating indoor plants in the workplace and home.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- The trend of using geometric, clean design plant holders offers opportunities for integrating plants in modern interiors.
- Gardening
- The trend of using vertical plant holders to grow more plants in smaller spaces offers opportunities for those in the gardening industry to innovate with more space efficient systems.
- Green Living
- The trend of growing and integrating more plants in daily living creates opportunities for those in the plant industry to innovate with vertical growing solutions and easy-to-maintain plants.
