Windowherbs by Zodesign

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Windowherbs is a really innovative idea designed by Zodesign a company owned by two dutch designers : Tineke Beunders and Nathan Wierink. Just attach this transparent pot onto your window and let your plants to enjoy the whole light. They are provided with suction cups to place on the kitchen window.In this way the herbs become a decorative element! So simple and so beautiful! You should also read Importance of Plants in Your Home.

Windowherbs by Zodesign

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Tilting Vase Tells You When it Needs Water

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Tilting Vase is an interesting and inteligent vase designed by David Sweeney, Jeff Virangkabutra and Michael Korn. Now what is so special at this vase ? When the vase is full, the vase stands upright but as water is taken up by the plant or evaporates it’s center of gravity shifts and the vase begins to ‘lie down’. Now you can speak to your plants, and make them look better by listening the message you get from the vase. – Via – Gizmodo

Tilting Vase Tells You When it Needs Water

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Park Planters Really Cool Flower Pot

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Park planters is a really innovative way to keep plants in your home. Designed by collective Science + Sons, Park Planters converts the potted plant into the backdrop for an urban park scene. Park planters were created to elevate the common household plant to the status of full grown tree. The potted plant becomes the backdrop for an urban park scene. Ranging from dog walkers to flashers and muggers, no two scenes are alike ensuring the autonomy of each piece. By the way, to view this product you need to be 18+ :) - Via – Notcot

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Park Planters Really Cool Flower Pot

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Plants Ladder

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Plants Ladder is an interesting way to store your plants, so they can get the best light, because they really need light to grow and feel wonderful. Another aspect that I like at this ladder is that she can save some space in your home. Price : $55.93 – Via – Product Dose

Plants Ladder

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Importance of Plants in Your Home

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Importance of Plants in Your Home

Plants bring natural beauty to our living spaces. By creating texture and balance, a room or patio can be transformed into an environment that comforts and welcomes. But, just like Miss Universe, plants can do more than look pretty. They’ve been proven to reduce stress so well that one glance at a plant lowers your heart rate. They also help clean the air we breathe by absorbing toxins and acting as little oxygen factories. Plants simply make us feel better.

By easing mental fatigue and improving air quality plants manage to find themselves an indispensable part of your home life. Not convinced yet? Studies show that:

1. In addition to calming your heart rate, plants lower blood pressure and reduce muscle tension related to stress

2. Plants help us relax and focus, leading to increased productivity,creativity, idea generation, and problem solving capabilities. In fact, the presence of plants helps so much that it has been shown to relieve the symptoms experienced by children with ADD.

3. Plants help patients recovering from surgery and ease the symptoms of Alzheimer’s.

I guess we’re finally learning what our ancestors have known for centuries, plants are more than just ornaments. At some level, we are deeply connected to them. So much so, that simply cohabitating with them brings us health and repose.

Thanks for sharing all these little secrets to our today guest blogger Justin Mast ( Founder of Bloomscape an online shop with beautiful flowers ). I’m sure that Justin is not the only one who can write for Freshome, and if you think you have something you could share with our little community feel free to use our Send Us Tips and get in contact with me.

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