These Aectual plant holders are an eco-friendly lineup of outdoor decor items that are constructed with aquatic life in mind and using recycled materials to further enhance the sustainable aesthetic of the pieces.
Designed for Sabato by House of DUS in collaboration with a Dutch corporate, the planters are each constructed using 3D printing technology and with 100% recycled plastic waste that was collected at a beach in Belgium. Each of the planters have had a color gradient added to the material mixture for an enhanced sense of visual style and feature a diameter of 55-centimeters along with a height as high as 50-centimeters.
The Aectual plant holders call to mind the silhouette and aesthetic of mussels, and are being manufactured on an on-demand basis with availability from Sabato starting at €495.
Bivalve-Inspired Planter Pots
These Aectual Plant Holders are Made with 100% Recycled Plastic
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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