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The Grass is Always Greener with Mindscape's "Peddy" Furniture

by Collin Dunn, Corvallis, OR, USA on 02. 1.08
Design & Architecture

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Have a green thumb? Need something to sit on outside? Japanese company Mindscape has just the solution for you: their line of "Peddy" furniture creates a truly green place to sit in the garden. In true Chia Pet-style, the couches, benches and seats fro out and grow with a little water and light; like the various chairs and loungers we've seen before, they help prove that green is the new grass.

If you like the idea of growing stuff yourself, and need some outdoor furniture, too, this idea is for you. The larger pieces might require the services of a reel mower to keep them trimmed; the smaller ones can be given a regular "chaircut" with your garden shears. Watch out for grass stains and hit the jump to see how Mindscape "grows" a table. ::Mindscape via ::Freshome

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Comments (4)

This is a wonderful idea! I would let it grow out. How fantastic!

There are still factors to consider, though, I would think - as far as natural plants, pesticides/chemicals, production, etc. go - that might make it less "Green" than just "green".

jump to top Terra says:

Oh, I want it.

jump to top me says:

The ass is always greener ... as a result.

jump to top Tim says:

Not exactly sure why, but that furniture just looks so friendly and inviting :)

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