This reclaimed wood wall planter from home and fashion retailer Anthropologie promotes the practice of sustainable design. The piece is designed by Khalid Naweed of Reclamation Republic who "transforms the vintage slabs of wood he collects from demolition sites into modern-minded works of art."
The redwood and cedar made planter is stained with a natural, Brazilian rosewood oil that contributes to its rich and honey-hued finish.
Display Anthropologie's reclaimed wood wall planter indoors or outside and transform your home or patio space into a compact garden. Though it requires some hardware, this planter is easy to hang just about anywhere and is a great way to inject spaces with a touch of greenery during cool winter months.
Sustainable Botanical Decor
The Reclaimed Wood Wall Planter from Anthropologie is Eco-Friendly
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