Izabela Serej and Aleksandra Majdzik work on the new FLOOS Wall Plant hanger for Bujnie. It is inspired by nature itself with a modular structure that is meant to represent the look of the stems and buds of a plant. It nods to the development of a flower and its overall lifecycle.
All of the Floos flowers are represented by a metal shelf that includes a space where a potted plant can sit on top of it. This is made possible by connecting the stems and buds together, providing a unique plant that can grow from its own system. The bud is essentially the connecting factor for all of the individual stems and their end points. Add more modules to create more complex structures or less for a simple look.
Image Credit: Bujnie
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Modular Plant Hangers
- Opportunity for the development of customizable and expandable plant hangers that allow for the creation of complex or simple structures.
- Nature-inspired Design
- Opportunity to incorporate natural elements and aesthetics into product design, creating visually appealing and functional products.
- Vertical Gardening
- Opportunity for the growth and popularity of vertical gardening, enabling people to maximize their use of space and create green environments in limited areas.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home and Garden
- Opportunity for the home decor and gardening industry to offer innovative and visually appealing plant hangers for indoor and outdoor spaces.
- Furniture Design
- Opportunity to incorporate plant hangers into furniture design, creating multifunctional pieces that combine aesthetics and functionality.
- Architecture and Urban Planning
- Opportunity to integrate vertical gardening and modular plant hangers into architectural and urban planning projects, promoting green spaces and sustainability.
