20 Green Accessories for the Space-Challenged

A planter merged with a fish tank. You put your plant on top and your goldfish on the bottom and the fish’s waste will become nutrients for the plant, while the water fed to the plant is filtered as it passes through and is cleansed for the fish tank. Designers:Sheng-Zhe Feng and Ling-Yuan Chou

The succulent Monogrammed Planter Box from Rootedin Succulents can be hung on the front door or a wall.

The HUGO POT from Offi is an outdoor lamp and planter in one. Great for a small garden or balcony

Shane Powers hanging glass bobble collection allow you to create a high-style, low-maintenance indoor garden almost anywhere. Fill these with air plants, succulents or moss to create your own small spheres of earthy influence.

Each of these gorgeous, anthropomorphic planters are one of a kind. Designer Matteo Cibic refers to his little creations as a tamagochi for your table. They are made of hand cast ceramic and mouth blown glass.

This mason jar wall organizer is a great way to bring the outdoors in and add a bit of texture to your room. The 20″ board is made from rescued barnwood or wood fencing. No two boards are alike, each having their own rustic character. From Tickled Pink Goods

A transparent shelf that hosts multicolor pots for plants and objects. Design Simone Ruffato

WoollyPockets are flexible, breathable, and modular gardening containers that can be used both indoors and outdoors. They are lightweight and can be folded flat, which makes them very easy to use, move, and store just about anywhere.

The Babylon light is a plantable light fixture created by by Toronto-based designer Ryan Taylor. It can be used as an organic centre piece or a working herb garden over the kitchen counter.

Suitable for indoor or outdoor spaces these planters comes with a high strength hanging system and is made from high-fired coloured porcelain. From Angus & Celeste

With Cocoon you can grow spices and store fruits, which will give you both life and colour in the kitchen. Cocoon is made of clay that absorbs water from the cultivation. When it evaporates the storage is cooled down. By Måns Salomonsen

Defying gravity, Bosske’s unique upside-down Sky Planter encourages abundant greenery at home and at work, without sacrificing floor space.

The Console Babylone has room for storage. The planter is designed by Jean-François Bellemère for Compagnie.

The Windowfarm is a vertical, indoor garden that allows for year-round growing in almost any window. It lets plants use natural window light, the climate control of your living space, and organic “liquid soil.”

Table-Pot makes it possible to create a plane surface around a pot from 30 to 50 cmin diameter in order to form a true coffee table (62 X 62 cm). The pot becomes the foot of table! Designed by Adrien Gardère for Compagnie