You know our fondness for quality glass and our love for Czech designers, so you will not be surprised when we introduce a new product on the market! Starting Czech design studio BuBo, this is Bedřiška Burešová and Anna Boháčová, students of the Master's degree in the Glass studio at the Faculty of Art and Design in Ústí nad Labem, who are trying to combine traditional glass techniques and nature. During this year's Designblok, these ladies presented their first collection called Lanterns, which reflects the aforementioned connection between glass and nature in a somewhat unconventional way.  

The first collection of Lanterns glass pots is inspired by paper lanterns. These pots are designed primarily for growing houseplants and offer several ways to grow these flowers. Not only can we grow houseplants in the classic way, Lanterns also offers the opposite and innovative principle - upside down, so to speak. The flowers can then form an interesting decoration and fill space that is otherwise vacant. It may seem a bit unnatural, but in the jungle, not all plants grow from the ground and upwards, right?  

The pots also allow you to grow multiple plants at the same time, which room lovers will appreciate. Their other advantage is undoubtedly the hanging itself. Let's not stick pots in a corner where dust just sits on the plants. Let them play in the space - and they can even become the focal point of the room! 

Text: studio BuBo and Klára Šťastná | Photo: studio BuBo Archive