Gardening from the Seat of Your Pants

January 15, 2010 by

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It’s a rolling plant stand, pond, table, garden seat–it’s whatever you make of it. The creation of young French designer Julien Primard, a former student of EPMC La Ruche in Paris, Vegetalis is a project whose main theme is to be “accompanied by nature in an urban environment.”

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Primard’s idea was to create a small oasis of greenery for relaxation and leisure at home in an urban setting. When seated, one is close to nature when surrounded by water, wood, earth and plants. The piece is for small or large outdoor spaces–the idea is to invest in an area of greenery, using the colors, shapes, and scents from the great diversity of available local plants.

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As the piece is on wheels, the designer intends for users to move the furniture over time.  Three inset containers make it easy to plant vegetables, herbs or flowers. A clay basin allows for the creation of a small pond where gardeners can place a water lily or even a small fish.

4 Comments »

  1. Hans Pardoel said:

    A great idea for private clients and people in carecenters. Only leaning on the green “backseat” is not very practical. A good alternative for small vegetable gardens for those people.

    — January 15, 2010 @ 12:59

  2. jodi (bloomingwriter) said:

    IT’S GREAT…and I want one. Well, two; one for my office and one for outdoors.

    — January 15, 2010 @ 13:10

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  4. Agen Bola said:

    Very clever! So these arenâ??t shoes, but rather pots that look like them?

    — August 17, 2012 @ 02:48

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