Paul Thomas’ ‘Breathe Easy’ is an aeroponic air filter of sorts. It’s a wall-mounted growing system that is filled with toxin-absorbing plants that will naturally purify the air inside your home. A translucent gel-like nutrient substrate keeps the plants rooted without using soil.
The ‘Breathe Easy’ air filter features a line of LED lights along the bottom of the plant bed for added aesthetic value. Overall, the design is far more attractive than the bulky air purifiers and filters I’ve seen on the market, and I especially appreciate that ‘Breathe Easy’ is a natural alternative to its electric brethren.
Aeroponic Home Air Filters
‘Breathe Easy' is Packed With Toxin-Absorbing Plants
Trend Themes
1. Aeroponic Growing Systems - The trend of using aeroponic growing systems in home air filters presents opportunities for developing innovative, space-saving products.
2. Toxin-absorbing Plants - The trend of incorporating toxin-absorbing plants in air filters opens up possibilities for creating natural and eco-friendly solutions for indoor air purification.
3. Translucent Gel-like Nutrient Substrate - The trend of using a translucent gel-like nutrient substrate in aeroponic air filters offers potential for creating efficient and soil-free plant growth systems.
Industry Implications
1. Home Air Purification - The home air purification industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating aeroponic growing systems and toxin-absorbing plants in their products.
2. Indoor Gardening - The indoor gardening industry can leverage the trend of using aeroponic growing systems and translucent gel-like nutrient substrates to develop convenient and space-efficient solutions for plant cultivation.
3. Sustainable Design - The sustainable design industry can capitalize on the trend of integrating toxin-absorbing plants in air filters to create eco-friendly and visually appealing products for indoor air purification.