It seems so natural. Plants grow vertically. Urban environments sprout vertically. How to marry the two? The seed of the idea came to Stockholm-based design firm Green Fortune when clothing client Filippa K wanted to introduce foliage into one of its clothing stores. Plantwall was born — the perfect way to bring live greenery into the urban environment. Plantwall accommodates low-light conditions, and features auto-irrigation and low-maintenance solutions for space-challenged interiors, and walls of any height.
Green Fortune’s easy-to-use Streamgarden helps one grow fresh basil, chili peppers and the like without much soil or toil (hydroponically)!
If you’re a New York Times reader, A Garden on Autopilot has more.
(photo above, courtesy of Green Fortune and Peter Orevi, photographer)
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This is very cool. Are there types of plants available that would also add a natural aroma to room at the same time?
I am very interested in the plant walls and to purcahse and sell in the Chicago land area. I will be in Stockholm July 27th this year and in Amsterdam a week later. Please contact me by email or cell: 847 778-7260.
thanks,
janet