Some apartments have little to no outdoor space, which leads us to come up with creative ways to bring the outdoors in. One such way, as shown over at CasaSugar, is to install a window box inside-out. In other words, on the interior side of the window instead of the exterior...





super pretty, i love it... if only i didn't kill all my plants all the time.
view pseudodesigns's profile
Seems like you could do the exact same thing with Ikea kitchen railing and accessories.
view alizarinc8's profile
Actually aliza, that totally uses IKEA kitchen railings. I was thinking of doing the same thing myself, but went with baskets and chains. Pics to follow...
view kiljoywashere's profile
Cute idea!
view SherryBinNH's profile
This is lovely, but I fear that flowers like ranunculus would require more sun than most apartment windows would provide.
view Rainybeth's profile
I like it. If I didn't have floor to ceiling windows, I would sure incorporate it in my decor. I guess the same thing would also work on patio walls or fences if you wanted to stagger some plant heights.
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Looks to me like the Kroken rail and cutlery caddy from Ikea:
rail: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20115745
cutlery caddy: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/50115739
It's beautiful!
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I want to do this on my bedroom door (with like 10 Kroken rails), but I was stuck on how the pots would drain.
Any solutions?
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I was going to use the asker series to do this for small herbs. :)
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/70105659
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/categories/series/09945/
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Cashba, you could do a pot-within-a pot. Put your plants in pots slightly smaller than the containers that will hang from the rails. These pots should have nice drainage holes. To prevent your roots from sitting in water, place a layer of small stones at the bottom of the hanging containers, and then put the potted plants inside the hanging containers. You can just pour out any excess water that drips down into the larger pot.
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