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GardenHoe's recommendation

So odd - so brilliant

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Updated Nov 30, 2007

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sadiranson's recommendation

well, to admit, i'm working on a biography of Lewis Carroll and so anything with a clever Lewis Carroll tie in will appeal to me right now ("through the looiking GRASS" insead of glass - clever. But i have always liked the idea of an urban lawn for those who live in the city and want a little bit of nature.... these are charming, fresh, decorative.... (via metaphys)

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Updated Oct 15, 2007

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eakdesign's recommendation

Nice combination of modern design and nature. Fresh look. (via ThisOne)

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Updated Oct 9, 2007

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Krisitine's recommendation

The thought of outdorish green grass in my livingroom is just fab! I wan it! :)

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Updated Oct 4, 2007

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bungers' recommendation

These are sooooo cool! Bring some green indoors. I'm sure it'll be good for your health!

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Updated Oct 2, 2007

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jonathonmorgan's recommendation

If you live in a house, with a yard, this would probably be a little pointless -- but for you uber-urban dwellers, here's a way to get a little green inside the house. Honestly, the real reason to get this is 'cause it looks cool, and is a much sleeker look than houseplants. Trust me, we tried houseplants in our current place, and it looks like an unkempt mess. This is the way to keep nature inside without it screwing up your entire aesthetic. (via productdose)