Potted plants definitely add a little to an interior space, but a feature like Terra by Fort Standard in a room breathes a lot more life indoors.
Not just a single flower pot or bushy fern, this delightful diamond-shaped planter houses a whole ecosystem. This particular model showcases a 20-year-old Japanese bonsai tree accompanied by pebbles, soil, moss and various shrubs and greenery.
The scene within is enough to delight the eyes of the observer, but the cage in which it sits is a beautiful object as well. Made from pieces of bare pale maple wood, a complex crystal is formed with many triangular facets. The composition of Terra by Fort Standard allows for an infinite number of compelling views of the luscious plant life within.
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Trend Themes
1. Indoor Gardening - Exploring innovative ways to bring greenery and plant life indoors, creating mini ecosystems within interior spaces.
2. Eco-friendly Design - Integrating sustainability and natural elements into design concepts, with products that promote environmental consciousness.
3. Multifunctional Decor - Designing decorative objects that serve both aesthetic purposes and functional uses, such as housing miniature ecosystems.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Creating and marketing decorative objects and furniture that incorporate elements of indoor gardening and eco-friendly design.
2. Garden and Landscape Design - Providing design services and products for creating outdoor gardens as well as innovative indoor gardening solutions.
3. Sustainable Design - Developing sustainable design practices and products that promote environmental consciousness and incorporate natural elements into various industries.