We're inspired by several Danish modern planters we've seen recently. They're all planters plus something else, and they all manage to bring a structured touch of outdoors in, in a very beautiful fashion.
This Swedish planter/table, pictured up top, is by an unknown designer.
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Comments (6)
these are all so beautiful...but those first two, YOWZA YOWZA! i'd put some grass there for the kitties :) though orchids would look so sexilicious!
So beautiful...I grew up in a midcentury ranch house that had built-in bookshelves/planters flanking the entrance to the living room. Does anyone else remember those?
Mid-century style rules!
"Mid-century style rules!"
This week, anyway..
They are extremely graceful, and I love them. But every vintage one I've ever seen has bad water damage. If only they had better sealants back then...
Like Alisong, I also remember those mid-century platers fondly. My grandparent's ranch had huge brick planters that were beautiful just inside their front door. I wish I had the space for something like them in my 50's cottage.
These cool little planters are great though!
Marlaina