If you're lacking green space outside, take a cue from Victoria (also known as SFGirlbyBay and occasional AT:SF contributor). Succulents bring the outdoors inside in a way that's approachable even for the green thumb-challenged.
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Victoria planted a row of these hardy, beachy plants in an old tin and parked it on a prized vintage rolling cart to make one of the most pleasingly simple coffee table vignettes we've ever seen.
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Comments (8)
i love that table so much!!! victoria does "my look" to its most possible fabulousness. :)
love everything about it--plants, table, rug--i want it all!
Very nice SFGBB...
the natural patina of rust etc./plants juxtaposed against the clear perfection of glass.
I'm on a succulent trip. Bought three small ones to go with the two large ones I already had. BTW, what do you do when they get leggy?
what are the legs of the table sitting on? are those little ceramic doodads or something? they're neat...
Exquisite, delicious look!
I love this. The table is gorgeous with its natural imperfections. I think the plant is just perfect. This is just my style.
this is so late a reply, everyone - I apologize - gone on holiday.
thank you all so much. it's just an old rolling cart on wheels (the'doodads' you were asking about egertor) that I had a piece of 1/2" thick glass cut for. the tin was $1 at the flea market.
ebrown, when they get leggy, break them off and stick 'em dirt. they grow like weeds~