Potus Pots Turn Old Incandescent Light Bulbs into Lovely Planters

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Light up your home the right way with energy-efficient CFL bulbs, then consider transforming your old incandescent bulbs into bud-growing vases like these amazing Potus Pots! Designed by Natalia Hojman and Angeles Estrada Vigil, the Potus Pot repurposes a burnt-out light bulb into a new place for plant life. One of 23 stunning recycled designs in our 2010 Spring Greening Competition, these lively little planters create the perfect conversation piece for rants on wasteful incandescents and global warming. If you’re a fan of the Potus Pot vote for it today!

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One Response to “Potus Pots Turn Old Incandescent Light Bulbs into Lovely Planters”

Illumitex Introduces Square LED Light Bulbs | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World says:

July 1, 2010 at 4:19 pm

[...] to make lighting more efficient, perhaps we should start from the beginning: with the shape of the light bulb. Illumitex, a startup based in Austin, Texas, manufactures square LED bulbs that are supposedly [...]