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Metaphys factory garden grass

With the goal to bring the lawn indoors, Tokyo based product designer Chiaki Murata of Metaphys has designed a stylish product range of stackable white mod grass planters. The Factory product range brings the natural world indoors in style. The individual planters can be stacked, hung or laid on your coffee table. “The Metaphys products are designed with the common idea and they are consistent with the idea even though different companies produce the products: the idea is that all the creative process should start from “observation.” By observing things, you have the perspectives of the second and the third persons, and thereby you can avoid being subjective. It represents “a discipline that explores the basic principle of all existences.” What we think is necessary is really necessary for everyday life? One of our missions is to examine how important the existence of a product is in this world of the excessive production.” Style-pd.com.

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16 Responses to “METAPHYS INDOOR GRASS PLANTERS FROM TOKYO”

  1. [...] Inhabitat » Slick looking indoor grass planters from Tokyo. [...]

  2. Jon King Jon King says:

    I can see this in use in a lot of different ways… for pets, on fireplace mantles, integrated into wall units… cold be very cool.

  3. Todd Bigelow Todd Bigelow says:

    Where can you buy these? The one place i found sells them in bulk packages only.

  4. [...] coffee table. This combination of white with fresh green is awesome, and has a modern look. – Via – Inhabitat “The Metaphys products are designed with the common idea and they are consistent with the idea [...]

  5. Melissa Nosal Melissa Nosal says:

    I’m with Todd–where can I find these? Fantastic.

  6. Marcos Marcos says:

    Clever & nice.

  7. [...] Se avete una casa bunker con poche finestre e poco ossigeno, ecco Metaphysmain, un’idea carina per portare un po’ di verde ed una ventata di natura all’interno della vostra abitazione. Il designer giapponese Chiaki Murata ha pensato di realizzare questi complementi d’arredo con erbetta incorporata: sarà necessario curare il verde che altrimenti crescerà in modo spropositato, ma volete mettere il gusto di avere dei mobili/pianta? I complementi modulari si possono aggiungere e mixare per adornare in modo originale e naturalistico qualche triste e spoglia parete…ma non bastava una pianta? Direte voi. E invece no, ci vogliono oggetti dal design minimal e con un valore aggiunto possibilmente eco-friendly. Questo il diktat del momento… (via inhabitat) [...]

  8. [...] While it doesn’t exactly undo the damage our glass-and-concrete structures have on the environment around them, Metaphys’ stackable indoor grass planters, by designer Chiaki Murata, are a step in the right direction. Unfortunately the Metaphys website is all in Japanese (click here for Google-translated version), but you can take a look at different configurations of the planters here. [...]

  9. djfred djfred says:

    Yeah, definitely coffee table although I’d love to see a way to attach these directly to a window…

  10. [...] came across this post – METAPHYS INDOOR GRASS <b>PLANTERS</b> FROM TOKYO – and thought it was worth sharing. I hope you find it interesting too and take the time to read [...]

  11. Andy G Andy G says:

    You can buy them at A+R. www. aplusrstore.com
    Thanks
    Andy

  12. piso202 piso202 says:

    Where can you buy these? nice

  13. arash arash says:

    Hi W
    ould you like to give representation to the world of electronics companies

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