As urban areas continue to grow, it becomes harder to have gardens at home, which is why the MUT 'Roots Gardens' design finds room by developing a vertical solution. The Spanish design studio created a way to organized flowerpots in an infinite structure that is composed of vertical modules.
The Alberto Sanchez design works as a framework that has a series of multiple legs to form a 120 degree angle, which can be united to organize and decorate a garden. Made of beech wood, the design comes with a great variety of structures and furniture-like tables and lamps to elegantly enhance every space.
The MUT 'Roots Gardens' design is simple, but has a very sophisticated structure that gives garden-lovers multiple heights and compositions to make theirs houses more eco-friendly.
What's Driving This Trend
- Vertical Gardening
- The trend of vertical gardening allows people in urban areas to cultivate gardens in limited spaces.
- Modular Design
- Modular design offers a flexible and scalable solution for organizing and decorating gardens.
- Eco-friendly Living
- The emphasis on eco-friendly living drives the adoption of innovative garden designs that enhance sustainability.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture
- The furniture industry has opportunities to create specialized tables and lamps designed specifically for garden organization and decoration.
- Woodworking
- The woodworking industry can explore the use of beech wood and other sustainable materials to create modular garden structures.
- Home Improvement
- The home improvement industry can provide solutions and products that enable urban dwellers to create and maintain eco-friendly gardens in limited spaces.
