German designer Michael Koenig has created Elmas, a planter that is used as a divider, for manufacturer FLORA.
Elmas can be used inside and out, making it extremely versatile for many different types of spaces. The pattern can accommodate plants of different lengths, offering both adornment and privacy from nosy neighbors and prying eyes. Elmas features wheels that make it simple to maneuver; however, this feature does not impede the product's stability.
The divider is available in two different heights, in order to work in a variety of spaces; however, the depth remains the same, allowing it to better fit in small, difficult spaces. Overall, the planter combines functionality, aesthetics and versatility into one exceptionally lovely and useful product.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Multi-functional Planters
- The Elmas planter serves as both a decorative element and a privacy divider, showcasing the trend of combining functionality and aesthetics in planters.
- Indoor/outdoor Versatility
- The Elmas divider can be used in both indoor and outdoor spaces, representing the trend of flexible and adaptable products for various environments.
- Customizable Pattern Designs
- Elmas offers a pattern that can accommodate plants of different lengths, reflecting the trend of customizable and personalized planters to suit individual needs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor
- The Elmas divider can be used as a stylish and functional element in home decorations, opening up opportunities for innovative indoor planters and room dividers.
- Landscape Architecture
- The Elmas planter provides an option for privacy dividers in outdoor spaces, highlighting the potential for innovative landscaping solutions that combine beauty and functionality.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Elmas' design and versatility can inspire furniture manufacturers to create multi-purpose products that can act as planters as well as room dividers in various settings.
