Spring is just around the corner, and it's time to get ready to spice up your indoor and outdoor space. Transform your living space into a green living refuge of health and serenity, breathe new life into your home with eco-friendly products.
This organic cotton Pom Pom Collection in trendy turquoise color is a great accent for your bedroom or livingroom.
You can save up to 70% on natural home décor, at VivaTerra now.
- one can grow a tiny garden in it!
From the award-winning Danish design company Eva Solo comes this original, innovative self-watering flowerpot. Never forget to water a plant (at least for about 7-10 days) because this flowerpot will give the plants the moisture they require. As plants draw water they need through their roots, the same principle applies here: nylon threads that hang down from the bottom of the pot are used to extend into the glass container below, which acts as a water reservoir. Water is then drawn up the nylon threads, mimicking the plants own roots.
Eva Solo Self-Watering Flowerpot
Clear French Bottle Lamp with Cork Shade - mouth blown by artisans, this curvaceous lamp with a cork shade doubles as a sensual recycled glass sculpture.
Riddling Wine Rack
In France, winery workers regularly give aging Champagne bottles a quarter turn after securing their necks in a rack like this. The process is called "riddling"in English and "remuage" in French, and the rack is known as a "pulpit," or "pupitre."Prop this genuine reclaimed pupitre against the wall or use the enclosed brackets for wall hanging.
(from VivaTerra)
And finally, I am fascinated with the colors and pattern of this Beaded rattan basket, 'Forest Lightning'
hand-woven from rattan and covered with intricate beadwork it represents lightning streaks down from the heavens, zigzagging its way through a cool green forest. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.
Eva Solo Self-Watering Flowerpot
Clear French Bottle Lamp with Cork Shade - mouth blown by artisans, this curvaceous lamp with a cork shade doubles as a sensual recycled glass sculpture.
Riddling Wine Rack
In France, winery workers regularly give aging Champagne bottles a quarter turn after securing their necks in a rack like this. The process is called "riddling"in English and "remuage" in French, and the rack is known as a "pulpit," or "pupitre."Prop this genuine reclaimed pupitre against the wall or use the enclosed brackets for wall hanging.
(from VivaTerra)
hand-woven from rattan and covered with intricate beadwork it represents lightning streaks down from the heavens, zigzagging its way through a cool green forest. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.
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