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Maison & Objet January 2024

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Plants and interiors are what makes our hearts beat faster. We’re always on the lookout for what’s new in green decor, how plants inspire new technologies, materials and designs. That’s exactly what next month’s Maison&Objet is all about: the fair will show a revitalized future that combines technology and nature “TECH EDEN”. We have been at Maison&Objet many times (see  HERE and HERE), but from January 18-22 2024, they are launching a new program called “WHAT’S NEW? In Retail”. This helps professionals (independent boutiques, concept stores, distributors, department stores) to develop their business through workshops and merchandising solutions. Greenery, organic shapes, natural materials and well-being are obviously part of these “solutions” and we are excited to discover more next month.

Below you can read more about this new program at Maison&Objet, why, where, what, how. And get your tickets HERE. Will we see you in January?

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WHAT’S NEW? In Retail

From January 18th to 22nd, 2024, at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center, Maison&Objet’s “WHAT’S NEW? In Retail” program brings something new to the more than 30.000 shops that visit the show each season. Mélanie Leroy, Managing Director of SAFI has been crafting an innovative space to tackle the retail challenges head-on and make it a practical hub for the industry. Think of a real concept store space where you can learn from experts on how to improve the impact of the shop window, or make your shop more like a place where people actually want to hang out. Because when we go out to shop for interior decor, design, gifts or plants, we tend to combine it with some coffee & cake, meet up with friends, snap some Stories for Instagram, maybe even stay to work a little bit, or sign up for a wellness treatment. We want to feel good where we shop and stay a little longer: we crave true connections, whether it’s online or physical. It’s not about filling up our cart and checkout at the cash register anymore. How do you turn your shop into that kind of place where people feel good?

That’s exactly what you’ll learn more about during the workshops that are part of this new program: “WHAT’S NEW? In Retail” will be blurring the lines between categories to create spaces that feel natural, intuitive and welcoming to all. They also dive in deep into the “retail nitty-gritty” and provide ideas and tips to spice up your store and ride those industry changes.

For the space, at the entrance to Halls 3 and 4, Maison&Objet worked with two major contributors:

François Delclaux, a foresight expert, for the storytelling of the space and the selection of new products,
BETC Design, a strategic consulting agency, for structuring the customer journey and effective merchandising.
“Maison&Objet is offering us an incredible playground and a unique way of collaborating on the section’s design: the expertise of François DELCLAUX on stylistic trends, new uses and new products, and BETC Design on the prefiguration of a real place to stimulate sales” explains Christophe Pradère, founder and CEO of BETC Design.

At the heart of this space, “coaching workshops” are planned throughout the 5 days of the show to help shops implement practical and efficient solutions within your own point(s) of sale. Think of Maison&Objet like a booster shot for you as a retailer. It’s not just about finding new stuff; it’s about getting advice, finding solutions, and staying ahead of the game. 

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WHAT’S NEW ? IN RETAIL – A WHOLE CONCEPT

“This space is inspired by the dynamics seen in South Korea and Mexico, for example, with their effective multi-functional and multi-category spaces in concept stores, a major category for our visitors”, explains Mélanie Leroy, General Manager of SAFI.

A fluidity of use as conceptualised by François Delclaux in his décor: “Fluidity also in objects, shapes, materials and surfaces: traditional categories fade away and become less radical, boundaries less clear-cut. The design combines an enduring brutalism in which the material imposes the form, with flexible, organic, and silent forms, and finally with gentle, non-intrusive technology. The home becomes intuitive and inclusive”.

Christophe Pradère (BETC Design) adds: “It’s a real retail experience. We’ve incorporated what we call ‘moments’ to showcase the products, with the creation of ‘attack’ furniture, display units and an exportable kiosk, for example. To complement and enhance their offering, we want to give shops the idea that the products on display are relevant to their space.”

Of course this will all align with this year’s theme of Maison&Objet: TECH EDEN: where nature and cutting-edge technology combine. We as customers seek a more serene world, with a focus on comfort and well-being. You as a retailer will experience this tranquility through organic shapes, natural materials, soft pastels, and shimmering reflections. Obviously greenery is part of this!

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Maison&Objet 2024 Tech Eden

COACHING WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES TO HELP RETAILERS FIND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS 

With 25 workshops on the agenda, you will be able to receive insights on the upcoming changes of your business industry and be supported on the promotion or staging of your store(s).

Maison&Objet selected some of the most relevant experts to lead these coaching workshops and address both strategic and inspiring topics, including:

“From storytelling to storyliving” by Christophe Pradère (BETC Design)
“Merchandising is not just visual!” by Donatienne Richard (trainer)
“How to integrate nature into your shop in an inventive way?” by Nicolas Rebet (Retailoscope)
“Developing your brand quickly via TikTok, the video of success” by Tony Piloseno (Tonester Paints)

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Maison&Objet 2024 Tech Eden

AND TO GO FURTHER: FOCUS ON A THRIVING WELLNESS MARKET

During the last Maison&Objet show The Wellbeing Experience was launched at the show and in January this will make a return: the wellness market is a booming market with a projected global growth of 9.9% per year over the next 5 years (according to the Global Wellness Institute). The last edition was very well received, so again in January you can immerge in this space and experience a selection of new products for personal and home well-being, as well as workshops to learn new ways of relaxing and finding balance.

This is a unique opportunity for retailers to experience a sensory and holistic journey in a promising market. The offering is designed in collaboration with the American trend office Fashion Snoops and the Retail & Well-being consultant Marina Musset (from concept store La Seinographe).

You can find the Well-being&Beauty sector in Hall 3 in January.

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Urban Jungle Bloggers - Maison&Objet 2024 Tech Eden
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So, if you’re in retail and want the inside scoop on how to improve and spice up your shop, make sure you visit Maison&Objet this January. It’s more than just a trade show; it’s where ideas meet solutions!

Get your tickets for Maison&Objet HERE.

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Briiv Air Filter Pro – update after 1 year

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Plants have special super powers: the benefits of living with plants at home in general, and in bedrooms in particular, are countless. They make a room look more alive, and your bedside table brighter. Taking care of your plants can also help you wind down after a busy day. Studies have even shown that by simply touching the leaf of a plant for two minutes, you reduce your stress levels! For a healthy bedroom regime, don’t rely on plants alone, however: Good ventilation, fresh bed linens, a comfortable mattress, good pillows, and an extra blanket, if needed, help you sleep better and improve your overall well-being. But not all bedrooms are bright enough to grow healthy plants: maybe there is only one small window or you don’t have a window sill, or maybe you don’t like taking care of even more plants. If that’s the case, or if you don’t want to wake up surrounded by plants (really: who are you?), you may want to rely on some help for healthy fresh air in the bedroom. And that’s where Briiv comes to the rescue! Briiv is an air filter that uses plant power to purify the air. Briiv is as powerful as 3,043 medium size houseplants. So you can enjoy the benefits of having plants in your home without the hassle. 

Over a year ago we first discovered the Briiv air filter: a family member who suffers from seasonal/annual pollen has been using the Briiv ever since and we thought it was time for a little update. Especially as there is also news to be shared! Briiv has now launched a new and improved version, called Briiv Pro.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Briiv has took years of testing and customer feedback, building on the tried and tested technology that they have developed and patented. And from all the feedback, they now introduced new features in the new Briiv Pro: improved airflow, smart sensors and new filter materials to make Briiv Pro the most advanced plant powered air filter that will create a safer home for us as users. The new Briiv Pro links together with other Briiv units and enables a full scale smart air monitoring in your home. And when we say smart, we mean smart: it is driven by the latest AI technology and is currently the most advanced air quality monitoring system on the market. Plus there is no plastic to worry about – the new Briiv Pro is made of a unique blend of waste potato and rice husks, and the filters are made of naturally dried moss and coconut husks – all of it completely biodegradable.

The new Briiv Pro features two new modes:

Canary mode automatically senses poor air quality and cleans the air in the space

Hive mode connects and controls multiple Briiv units.Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

We asked our family member how they have experienced using the Briiv, and here’s what they say:
“At first I was sceptic, will another air purifier help me with my allergies, but now after more than a year I must admit it helps me breathe better in my home office where I have setup my Briiv. I changed the filters this spring and it keeps functioning very well. With the new connected Briiv coming out later this month, I will definitely look into that, as an extra Briiv for the bedroom would be useful. Also, I really like the look: unlike my previous air purifier which looked all plastic-y, this one looks beautiful in my home office.”

This is how is easy it is to set up the Briiv:
Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Filling up the glass Briiv vessel with the sustainable sourced moss is a breeze. It is quick, simple and adds a natural touch to any corner of your bedroom – or your bedside table in particular! One Briiv Air Filter is proven to purify a 6m x 6m space in just one hour, so you would ideally add one unit in whichever room needs a quick air cleanse. If your room is very big, you can add two or more vessels simultaneously. For an average bedroom we recommend one Briiv Air Purifier as in our example case in Judith’s guest bedroom.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Look at how beautiful this fresh green sustainable sourced Reindeer Lichen moss looks. By the way, it’s suitable for home composting:

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

The finished Briiv Air Filter looks like a fancy terrarium and comes with a sleek black base made of bio-plastic derived from elephant grass and a glass dome that can easily be recycled once not needed. The air is filtered by the Reindeer Lichen moss first: it captures large particulate matter like dust and animal dander from the air. The moss is sustainably harvested in Finland and from managed woodlands where they allow time between each harvest for it to recover. Coconut fibres from the second layer of filtration trap harmful substances from the air. And the final filtrations comes from the bespoke Nano Matrix filter which combines activated carbon and medical grade fabrics.These were originally developed for the medical industry and remove the finest harmful particles from the air and use 95% less plastic than other HEPA filters.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Plants in the bedroom? YES or NO?

Every time we post a picture of a beautiful bedroom filled with plants on Instagram, we get some concerned comments from readers who believe sleeping in a bedroom with plants is not healthy. Here’s why we feel differently: Plants respire as humans do, emitting carbon dioxide at night (the reverse of photosynthesis) and converting carbon dioxide to oxygen (by photosynthesis) during the day. Carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon monoxide (CO) are often confused. The names sound similar, both compounds are colorless and odorless gases, and at high concentrations both can be deadly. In small amounts, carbon dioxide is relatively harmless, whereas carbon monoxide is extremely dangerous. Maybe this is the basis of the misperception.
The amount of CO2 that most plants produce at night is far less than the amount people and pets do. You could even say that sleeping with another person, in the same room or in the same bed, is less healthy (oxygen-wise) than sleeping in a bedroom filled with plants.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

The Briiv Air Purifier will increase the wellbeing of any room and of yourself, too. We love the idea of purified air in the bedroom done with the help of plant power. Now how about some clean air with the power of plants for your home? Get your Briiv Air Purifier HERE. What you’ll notice when you first turn on your Briiv, is that the moss smells a little bit, well like moss: this disappeared after the first sequence of purifying. We turned the Briiv on for one hour, with the windows closed, as we didn’t want the Briiv to clean the air coming from outside as well. It felt fresh and nice and we were surprised by how quiet the air filter is compared to others. We recommend turning it on during the day when you’re not asleep, unless you like some white noise to fall asleep, Briiv can help you sooth to sleep as well 😉 Another thing that we like about the Briiv is that you can fully control the Briiv via the Briiv app on your phone, you can schedule the purifying sessions, turn it on or off, lower or up the level of purification. It’s intuitive and very easy to use.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

While the Briiv looks similar to a beautiful terrarium, it is not recommended to water the moss: the moss which is part of the filter and will start to compost when you make it wet. Depending on the level of pollution of your space, the natural filters will last you up to 12 months. You can order a new set of moss, coconut coir and nano matrix filters to last you a year, directly from Briiv, like here.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

We love how Briiv fits in so well into an urban jungle style home and at the same it is also a sustainable choice when you’re looking for an air filter. Instead of bringing more plastic into the world to keep our indoors healthy, this air filter is 100% more biodegradable than other air filters, and consumes a minimum of low power energy. And even the packaging in which Briiv is wrapped is fully recycle. No unnecessary plastics or foam chips. Well done Briiv!

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filterPhotography by Urban Jungle Bloggers and Briiv – Blogpost created in collaboration with Briiv.

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The power of plants with the Briiv Air Filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Plants have special super powers: the benefits of living with plants at home in general, and in bedrooms in particular, are countless. They make a room look more alive, and your bedside table brighter. Taking care of your plants can also help you wind down after a busy day. Studies have even shown that by simply touching the leaf of a plant for two minutes, you reduce your stress levels! For a healthy bedroom regime, don’t rely on plants alone, however: Good ventilation, fresh bed linens, a comfortable mattress, good pillows, and an extra blanket, if needed, help you sleep better and improve your overall well-being. But not all bedrooms are bright enough to grow healthy plants: maybe there is only one small window or you don’t have a window sill, or maybe you don’t like taking care of even more plants. If that’s the case, or if you don’t want to wake up surrounded by plants (really: who are you?), you may want to rely on some help for healthy fresh air in the bedroom. And that’s where Briiv comes to the rescue! Briiv is an air filter that uses plant power to purify the air. Briiv is as powerful as 3,043 medium size houseplants. So you can enjoy the benefits of having plants in your home without the hassle.  Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Filling up the glass Briiv vessel with the sustainable sourced moss is a breeze. It is quick, simple and adds a natural touch to any corner of your bedroom – or your bedside table in particular! One Briiv Air Filter is proven to purify a 6m x 6m space in just one hour, so you would ideally add one unit in whichever room needs a quick air cleanse. If your room is very big, you can add two or more vessels simultaneously. For an average bedroom we recommend one Briiv Air Purifier as in our example case in Judith’s guest bedroom.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Look at how beautiful this fresh green sustainable sourced Reindeer Lichen moss looks. By the way, it’s suitable for home composting:

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

The finished Briiv Air Filter looks like a fancy terrarium and comes with a sleek black base made of bio-plastic derived from elephant grass and a glass dome that can easily be recycled once not needed. The air is filtered by the Reindeer Lichen moss first: it captures large particulate matter like dust and animal dander from the air. The moss is sustainably harvested in Finland and from managed woodlands where they allow time between each harvest for it to recover. Coconut fibres from the second layer of filtration trap harmful substances from the air. And the final filtrations comes from the bespoke Silk Matrix filter which combines naturally occurring carbon and silk nanofibers. These were originally developed for the medical industry and remove the finest harmful particles from the air and are 100% biodegradable unlike their HEPA counterparts.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Plants in the bedroom? YES or NO?

Every time we post a picture of a beautiful bedroom filled with plants on Instagram, we get some concerned comments from readers who believe sleeping in a bedroom with plants is not healthy. Here’s why we feel differently: Plants respire as humans do, emitting carbon dioxide at night (the reverse of photosynthesis) and converting carbon dioxide to oxygen (by photosynthesis) during the day. Carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon monoxide (CO) are often confused. The names sound similar, both compounds are colorless and odorless gases, and at high concentrations both can be deadly. In small amounts, carbon dioxide is relatively harmless, whereas carbon monoxide is extremely dangerous. Maybe this is the basis of the misperception.
The amount of CO2 that most plants produce at night is far less than the amount people and pets do. You could even say that sleeping with another person, in the same room or in the same bed, is less healthy (oxygen-wise) than sleeping in a bedroom filled with plants.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

The Briiv Air Purifier will increase the wellbeing of any room and of yourself, too. We love the idea of purified air in the bedroom done with the help of plant power. Now how about some clean air with the power of plants for your home? Get your Briiv Air Purifier HERE. What you’ll notice when you first turn on your Briiv, is that the moss smells a little bit, well like moss: this disappeared after the first sequence of purifying. We turned the Briiv on for one hour, with the windows closed, as we didn’t want the Briiv to clean the air coming from outside as well. It felt fresh and nice and we were surprised by how quiet the air filter is compared to others. We recommend turning it on during the day when you’re not asleep, unless you like some white noise to fall asleep, Briiv can help you sooth to sleep as well 😉 Another thing that we like about the Briiv is that you can fully control the Briiv via the Briiv app on your phone, you can schedule the purifying sessions, turn it on or off, lower or up the level of purification. It’s intuitive and very easy to use.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

While the Briiv looks similar to a beautiful terrarium, it is not recommended to water the moss: the moss which is part of the filter and will start to compost when you make it wet. Depending on the level of pollution of your space, the natural filters will last you up to 12 months. You can order a new set of moss, coconut coir and a silk matrix filters, directly from Briiv, like here.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

We love how Briiv fits in so well into an urban jungle style home and at the same it is also a sustainable choice when you’re looking for an air filter. Instead of bringing more plastic into the world to keep our indoors healthy, this air filter is 100% biodegradable and consumes a minimum of low power energy. And even the packaging in which Briiv is wrapped is fully recycle. No unnecessary plastics or foam chips. Well done Briiv!

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filter

Urban Jungle Bloggers - Briiv air filterPhotography by Urban Jungle Bloggers – Blogpost created in collaboration with Briiv.

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Make your home flourish with H&M Home

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Prepare for the new season and dress your home in the lush colour of green! For the launch of the new H&M Home Spring collection we styled their new items for a lush and fresh spring look. By simply changing the plant pots, you can update the entire look of your urban jungle. These new gold H&M Home pots reflect the light and brighten even the darkest corners. Or go for glass domes and create a mini terrarium with some pink Fittonia and Soleirolia soleirolii. Create a cozy green reading nook where you can have a tea, read a book and relax after a long day. On top of that, we’re sharing some easy and simple tricks from some common plant challenges.

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I want a plant to clean the air in my home!

Go for a Pothos! It is not only an easy houseplant but also one of the superpower plants when it comes to purifying the air. It removes toxins such as benzene, formaldehyde and more!

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My room needs an artistic touch!

Plain green plants can sometimes be boring, but add patterned plants for an artistic touch. This indirect light loving Philodendron Birkin is almost just as stylish as a real Birkin bag: look at those elegant brush strokes and white leaves! A Begonia maculata is also a nice option with its’ spectacular dotted leaves!

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Urban Jungle Bloggers x H&M Home #hmhome #urbanjunglebloggers

I need a dash of plant color for my spring styling!

Add a touch of soft powdery pink to your spring styling with a coral pink Anthurium. It is a perfect addition for a pastel color palette. Matchy-matchy!

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The new H&M Home Spring collection is now available in their shops worldwide or find it online here. It includes elegant ceramic pots with matching saucers (!) with nice finishes in pink, green, white, speckled and black. They come in different sizes that are perfect for small to medium houseplants. The collection also features gold metal pots, glass domes, a glass watering globe, brass accessories, mango wood plant pots, hanging pots for your balcony and more. Check it out here!

Urban Jungle Bloggers x H&M Home #hmhome #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers x H&M Home #hmhome #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers x H&M Home #hmhome #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers x H&M Home #hmhome #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers x H&M Home #hmhome #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers x H&M Home #hmhome #urbanjunglebloggers

Photography by Marta Puglia for H&M Home x Urban Jungle Bloggers

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World of Plants for USM Haller – Coffee & Plants in Fulda

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Two things we really like are coffee and plants. Ok, let us add a third thing that we truly love: nice, personal and green interiors. For our series ‘A World of Plants for USM Haller’ we traveled this time to the German city of Fulda and visited the creative local Simon Zimmermann in his stylish home.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Simon Zimmermann shares quite a few things with us – his love for plants, a cool interior style and he is absolutely passionate about coffee. We admit that his excellent Flat White was alluring, but our real reason for a visit to his Fulda apartment was the plant sideboard by USM Haller – his latest addition to his lounge area. Yet another great example on how to combine plants with the timeless USM design – you might remember our other home stories for our series ‘A World of Plants for USM Haller’ with a planty home office in Berlin, a bright hallway in the south of France and a vintage inspired home in Berlin.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Simon mixes effortlessly iconic design pieces with art. colorful kilim rugs and plants. And USM Haller has been a part of his life for a long time – the new plant sideboard was a new addition from the Swiss design brand. Simon carefully considered the design and color and went for a low sideboard with three elements in the mid grey tone. Two top modules include the plant pots and one is a classic closed top module. This size makes the plant furniture very versatile in his bright and spacious apartment – he can alternatively place it in the sofa are, underneath the window, in the coffee table area (where it is set now) or even somewhere else in the more than 100 square meters big apartment.

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

When it comes to plants, Simon added a mix of tropicals such as Calatheas as well as cacti or snake plants to his USM plant sideboard, highlighting the versatility of the USM Haller solution as every pot comes with its own water reservoir and water level indicator – hence you can adapt your watering routine according to the plant chosen in the pot.

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Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

Urban Jungle Bloggers - USM Haller World of plants #urbanjunglebloggers

We didn’t leave Simon without enjoying one (or two) of his excellent coffees. His passion for style, coffee and plants is something that truly fascinated us as it seems so easy to talk with such a guy for hours. But we had to catch a train so it was time to say goodbye to Simon and his plant-filled home in Fulda. We hope you enjoyed the fourth home story for ‘A World of Plants with USM Haller’!

Photography by Jules Villbrandt