Another strange name? Layer?  Nope, this is not a place where aliens breed.  It’s a name that brings awareness to a propagation technique called layering.

We want to give power to the people! Learn how to grow fruit trees! Bring new life, restore the balance between urban and Flora, feed ourselves, and neutralize our carbon footprint in communities.

This stand is the fruit of an idea that took a long time to root properly. We wanted to combine shelving with plants, using a method that can go where drills and screws can’t.

We combine metal with flame sculpted wood and a tinge of tech to bring the “green” decor into homes and businesses.

Layer is a habitat for plants that hold 8 wig-based self-watering glass jars, using LECA as a growing medium so that you won’t have to water plants too often.

As with all our works, this stand is built with hands that want to serve the planet, using machines powered by the sun and with intentions to beautify our cities.

Layer takes up a surprising amount of resources to build, we make them by order, so none of them will ever look exactly the same. Please allow 5 workdays before collecting after confirming your payment. Delivery can be arranged on request.

Let’s celebrate life with art, plants & light!

It might have a smaller carbon footprint, but it takes up floor space. They thrive in corners or can also be very effective at dividing spaces.

Feeling concerned that its maybe it’s too big?  Take a peak at Asserted

This Blogpost is originally from Layer | Yakisugi & Metal | 8 Plant Propagation stand and written by VivoKajLumo

When we see a honeycomb, we see a portal to enter a state of fascination

Simply looking at the hexagon shape, that makes up the structure of the honeycomb, can put you in a deep trance that goes beyond what can be comprehended by the human mind.

Do you feel the intelligence present in nature?  How do bees manage to build with such precision?

We made this Yakisugi inspired, hexagon-shaped planter as a symbol to remind us how much we can still discover and learn from the ancient wisdom that is nature.

We hope Honeycomb will bridge your mind to enter a fascination-based trance when you look at it, similar to that dopamine release you get from scanning social media, but just way more profound and nurturing.

Our planters incorporate a wig-based self-watering system, using LECA as a growing medium so that you won’t have to water plants too often.

As with all our works, Honey is built with hands that want to serve the planet, using machines powered by the sun and with intentions to beautify our cities. We make them one at a time, to order, so please allow 2-5 workdays for us to build after confirming your payment.

Let’s celebrate life with art, plants & light!

If Honeycomb is the third planter, who was first? Meet Ichi!

This Blogpost is originally from Honeycomb | Yakisugi Inspired Self-watering Planter. #3 and written by VivoKajLumo

Du (meaning two in Esperanto) was the second creation in our Yakisugi Planter range.

Why make another one? Well, why not?  No planter wants to be on its own, so we made ICHI an accomplice. We hand build these with the same passion and raging inspiration to make beautiful decor and art for a greener urban world.

Du is slightly shorter than ICHI, but also has a somewhat more sleek appearance with its diagonal shoulders, not necessarily better, but just different, the way our human bodies also differ.

Our planters incorporate a wig-based self-watering system, using LECA as a growing medium so that you won’t have to water plants too often.

As with all our works, Du is built with hands that want to serve the planet, using machines powered by the sun and with intentions to beautify our cities. We make them one at a time, to order, so please allow 2-5 workdays for us to build after confirming your payment.

Let’s celebrate life with art, plants & light!

This Blogpost is originally from Du | Yakisugi Inspired Self-watering Planter. #2 and written by VivoKajLumo