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Modular Roots Planter by Alberto SanchezTight on space? ROOTS is a vertical modular gardening system by MUT Design that easily fits within practically any space. Inspired by traditional trellises, designer Alberto Sanchez built this vertical system that comes equipped with six beech wood bases, metal lamps, table sections, and porcelain flower pots. The design's modular structure allows the individual planters to be combined in different ways, and the finished container garden can be as large or small as you like. Customizable options are endless: clip the lamps high above plants or low to shine light on a side table, stack two or three structures together to make an indoor garden, or make one (or two) side tables complete with a flower-pot and lamp.1
Modular Roots Planter by Alberto SanchezTight on space? ROOTS is a vertical modular gardening system by MUT Design that easily fits within practically any space. Inspired by traditional trellises, designer Alberto Sanchez built this vertical system that comes equipped with six beech wood bases, metal lamps, table sections, and porcelain flower pots. The design's modular structure allows the individual planters to be combined in different ways, and the finished container garden can be as large or small as you like. Customizable options are endless: clip the lamps high above plants or low to shine light on a side table, stack two or three structures together to make an indoor garden, or make one (or two) side tables complete with a flower-pot and lamp.2
Modular Roots Planter by Alberto SanchezTight on space? ROOTS is a vertical modular gardening system by MUT Design that easily fits within practically any space. Inspired by traditional trellises, designer Alberto Sanchez built this vertical system that comes equipped with six beech wood bases, metal lamps, table sections, and porcelain flower pots. The design's modular structure allows the individual planters to be combined in different ways, and the finished container garden can be as large or small as you like. Customizable options are endless: clip the lamps high above plants or low to shine light on a side table, stack two or three structures together to make an indoor garden, or make one (or two) side tables complete with a flower-pot and lamp.3
Modular Roots Planter by Alberto SanchezTight on space? ROOTS is a vertical modular gardening system by MUT Design that easily fits within practically any space. Inspired by traditional trellises, designer Alberto Sanchez built this vertical system that comes equipped with six beech wood bases, metal lamps, table sections, and porcelain flower pots. The design's modular structure allows the individual planters to be combined in different ways, and the finished container garden can be as large or small as you like. Customizable options are endless: clip the lamps high above plants or low to shine light on a side table, stack two or three structures together to make an indoor garden, or make one (or two) side tables complete with a flower-pot and lamp.4
Modular system Roots garden by Alberto SanchezTight on space? ROOTS is a vertical modular gardening system by MUT Design that easily fits within practically any space. Inspired by traditional trellises, designer Alberto Sanchez built this vertical system that comes equipped with six beech wood bases, metal lamps, table sections, and porcelain flower pots. The design's modular structure allows the individual planters to be combined in different ways, and the finished container garden can be as large or small as you like. Customizable options are endless: clip the lamps high above plants or low to shine light on a side table, stack two or three structures together to make an indoor garden, or make one (or two) side tables complete with a flower-pot and lamp.5
Modular Roots Planter by Alberto SanchezTight on space? ROOTS is a vertical modular gardening system by MUT Design that easily fits within practically any space. Inspired by traditional trellises, designer Alberto Sanchez built this vertical system that comes equipped with six beech wood bases, metal lamps, table sections, and porcelain flower pots. The design's modular structure allows the individual planters to be combined in different ways, and the finished container garden can be as large or small as you like. Customizable options are endless: clip the lamps high above plants or low to shine light on a side table, stack two or three structures together to make an indoor garden, or make one (or two) side tables complete with a flower-pot and lamp.6
