Resultado de búsqueda
Basically, it is a dish drying rack that lets you grow your fresh herbs and any small plant you want. The water that trickles from the washed dishes irrigates the plants. The base, thanks to its fluid form, directs the waste water into the sections where are plant containers placed.
21 de may. de 2012 · View Slideshow. DesignLibero is a design studio based in Milan whose Fluidity dish rack is such a cool idea. There’s a small planter attached to the rack that uses the water that runs off your dishes as they dry, growing plants or herbs.
Designed by DesignLibero, Fluidity is a stylish dish drying rack that lets you grow any small plant. This simple, yet smart, concept uses the water that trickles from the washed dishes to irrigate the plants. An ‘underground’ passage directs the water to the two containers where the plants are located.
25 de sept. de 2019 · Fluidity is designed in such a way that the run-off water from the freshly washed dishes trickles down to the roots of the plants, irrigating and nourishing them. The base, thanks to its fluid form, allows the water to be directed to the plant containers.
23 de may. de 2012 · Basically, it is a dish drying rack that lets you grow your fresh herbs and any small plant you want. The water that trickles from the washed dishes irrigates the plants. The base, thanks to its fluid form, directs the waste water into the sections where are plant containers placed.
31 de may. de 2012 · Fluidity is a dish rack and a planter. It serves a double function and they both work harmoniously together. This dish drying rack has a minimalist design and, in addition to the obvious features, it also has two small planters, one on each side. The interesting thing about it is that the plants actually take their water from the dishes.
23 de may. de 2012 · The multipurpose dish rack was designed to fit small kitchen. While the dishes are drying herbs or plants can be grown in the planters. The Fluidity dish rack is designed so that the water from clean washed dishes trickles down the drainer bowl where it reaches the roots of the plants and nourishes them since the planters are set ...
