Re-Feed by Fanny Nilsson Ensures Urban Dwellers Take Care of Plants
Meghan Young — September 25, 2012 — Eco
References: cargocollective & fastcodesign
Indoor plants need as much tender, love and care as outdoor ones and the Re-Feed by Fanny Nilsson, a product design student at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, will give them that a more. It is an indoor composting system made for urban dwellers. Compact enough to rest on desktops, it provides some much-needed nutrients in a clean way.
Although composting may not be ideal for indoor spaces, the smell being one of the drawbacks, yet Re-Feed by Fanny Nilsson addresses this con and more. It contains the leftover food in a way that avoids smells and messes while feeding plants a rich liquid through a tube. For absent-minded owners, the modern compost device can be pre-programmed with a feeding schedule.
Although composting may not be ideal for indoor spaces, the smell being one of the drawbacks, yet Re-Feed by Fanny Nilsson addresses this con and more. It contains the leftover food in a way that avoids smells and messes while feeding plants a rich liquid through a tube. For absent-minded owners, the modern compost device can be pre-programmed with a feeding schedule.
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Indoor Composting — Creating compact and odor-free indoor composting systems for urban residents.
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Smart Gardening — Developing products with pre-programmed feeding schedules for gardens and indoor plants.
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Sustainable Design — Designing products that are eco-friendly, efficient, and small enough to fit into urban spaces.
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Home Goods — Developing eco-friendly indoor composting systems and other sustainable home products.
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Smart Agriculture — Exploring the use of technology to create smart devices for indoor and outdoor gardens.
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Product Design — Creating innovative designs for compact, efficient, and odor-free indoor composting systems and other sustainable products.
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