There were certainly many things to be inspired by in the much anticipated launch issue of Lonny magazine but one particular thing which caught my eye was the beautiful garden table in Deborah Needleman's home. I was recently recommending a very similar concept to a client of mine who has an apartment in the city. I thought it would be lovely to inject some green onto her verandah by way of a table filled with pots. It was great to be able to email her this picture the other day so that she could visualize what I had been talking about.
I thought this weathered table above could make for a lovely garden table. For all enquiries on this table above just email us info@blackandspiro.com.au
I love the concept!
ReplyDeletePS. I spy you in the new House and Garden Magazine issue.
Hi Anna - that is a very nice table. Where does it come from? Your shop or some other place....
ReplyDeleteI really love the look of that table piled with old, weathered pots. I am hopeless about keeping any sort of plant alive, but this picture inspires me to try again!
ReplyDeleteClare x
Very nice! The only problem for me would be keeping the plants alive :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous look, Anna! We screened our deck and nearly all the pot plants threw up their leaves in protest at the change in light ~ we have to start again! I'll be doing a coffee-table-sized variation on this theme. Thanks for the lovely find!
ReplyDeleteLove the garden plants inside idea...they are so pretty clumped like that, xv.
ReplyDeleteMorning from the US.
ReplyDeleteYou are my written cup of joe. I so enjoy your lovely pictures and comments.
Cute table.
That table would indeed be perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love this concept as well! Hope your client will listen to you and that you will be able to post a picture of it when you are done!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to everyone!
What a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteNice and a good idea! :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! I wish I had enough sunlight in my apartment for a table like this one!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. On the shelf outside my kitchen window, I bunched together several small succulents in terra cotta pots and rusty wire baskets... kind of unintentionally... and I really like it so it gets to stay!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to know you've discovered Lonny as well. Michelle was my partner in crime at Domino, I'm so proud of her! Thanks so much for the comment, m'dear!
ReplyDeletexo Katherine aka. Urban Flea :)
I'm so glad you pointed this out to me! What a fantastic idea to bring a little outdoors into a city home. Why didn't I think of this before :)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day!
xo,
Crystal
hi,
ReplyDeletevery nice pictures, love the winetable, and also that it can be changed of position, love practical furniture.
David
I love the industrial look of the legs in the first picture, it contrasts well with the softness of the plants. cheers Katherine
ReplyDeletethat looks great all together.....and would smell wonderful i'm sure......
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence. Martha Stewart has a very similar concept in her current issue of her magazine. I was admiring it the very day you posted about it. I would love to give it a go on my deck - if only I could keep the cheeky possums away.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this concept, if only it had a place to hide my dvd/speaker system I would be in heaven!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this idea! You have a great blog here!
ReplyDeleteHi Anna,
ReplyDeleteIt's a pleasure to meet you here on your blog. Being an avid gardener I just love this idea. Simple and wonderful. Thank you.
Cathy
I love this idea! Its the perfect urban garden. And i see tables like that all the time at estate sales. Soo cool.
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Absolutely love this potted plant table! Just moved from a cozyarts and crafts to an big open plan lofty space and need to warm it up.
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Christine
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