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How to have a planter with a design that levitates
It seems that lately designers are going crazy trying to levitate objects and of course, thedesign flower pots Levitating in order to be able to grow any plant in zero gravity can be quite a challenge for the design world. So we want to present a pot example that reinvents the traditional.
About a year ago, Stockholm-based American designer and scientist Simon Morris launched a project that reinvented the traditional lamp concept calledFlyte (We already told about it in the article the most original lamp on the market) where a light bulb was levitated in a spectacular way.
Now Morris and the Flyte team are taking the concept a bit further, introducing the same system that was used but adapted to apot for plants, the project Lyfe. An eye-catching zero-gravity growing system that allows gardening "addicted" users to grow plants in the air with awell designed planter.
The planter design It is formed by 12 sides make up the geodesic envelope of the flower pot with a minimalist design It is molded from silicon and includes a drainage system to protect it from excess water. In order to do the levitation effect, at the bottom of the planter It has an ingenious system of different magnets that are pushed against the electromagnetic base that forms the bottom bracket, which makes it levitate.
The flowerpot Lyfe spins in the air, hitting on all sides of the plant the same amount of sunlight. A way to experiment not only with levitation, but also with the effect of magnetism on the cultivation and growth of plants in different environments. To experience! It is an interesting subject in the world of plants where we have already seen in plants that give light that there is still much to investigate.
To understand a little more we leave the following video …
Since it is a good time to have plants at home, then you can start to enter the world of thegardening interior from an original perspective.
To see more about the project from kickstarter.
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