L-Emile-et-Son: Go Green with Gorgeous Planters
Bring freshness indoors with a striking mix of planters from renowned brand, L-Emile-et-Son. Whether you’ve got green fingers or simply starting out, an indoor garden is a great way to add fresh appeal to your interior.
With a wide variety of planters on offer, you can select something to work in your space! Choose from hanging sky planters or versatile self-watering planters – all are stylish and easy to use.
Let’s take a closer look:
Boskke Cube: A self-watering planter you only need to water once a month! It is available in large small and as a triple pack.
Small Recycled Sky Planter: Produced from recycled plastic, the new Sky Planter Recycled range is very slightly off-white with tiny flecks of coloured plastic in the body. A float-stick indicates the water level and two fixed-length hanging wires come included with each planter. For the keen urban gardener, this range is the perfect solution to get that ceiling garden started.
Bosske Ceramic Sky Planter: Crafted from high-quality stoneware ceramic, every piece in this range is made by hand and finished with a pure white glaze.
l’Emile-et-Son’s is a concept design house which connects all the greatest aspects of what they see as inspiring design. This cannot happen without passion, intelligence, and personal commitment, and these are their trademarks. A celebration of the enquiring mind is the symbol and ethos of this business, and the products are an expression of this a characteristic.
“By our personal nature we feel the need to encourage individuals to add substance to their lives by exploring design and being enthused by what it can provide, and experiencing the notion that design is not static. Design lives and breathes as we do; it is an inextricable part of our very being, in every facet of our lives.”
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