Plants have become an integral part of many interior schemes and can be used as oxygen-pumping decor in just about every room. And we’ve gone far beyond a single potted plant on the windowsill. From large focal-point plants in rooms to green walls inside and out, there are more possibilities for decorating with plants than ever.
That’s why you need to know about Kokedama. While 1970s-style hanging plant pots are fairly common, this is something else entirely. Kokedama means ‘moss ball’ in Japanese and is a floral art based on the bonsai tradition. Originally intended to display bonsai trees in an alternative way without pots, these beautiful moss-covered balls of soil introduced a new look for bonsai trees. The modern iteration of Kokedama – also known as a string garden or…
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Inside Out (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2022