![The New York Times story I posted earlier on the popularity of terrariums [aka vivariums], inspired me to have a look around at the different designs currently available. It’s no surprise that the clean and modern lines of these Danish Terrariums caught my eye.
These terra-beauties are “crafted from mouth-blown glass” with a “solid paulowina wood base & spherical wooden top.” Paulownia is a fast-growing tree that has proven to be quite beneficial when used in reforestation efforts in its native China. I love the added warmth of the wood in these styles, compared to the all clear glass models that seem to be more readily available, though I’d definitely make exceptions for these + these recycled chic pieces.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l3ifqjXQPp1qz81plo1_500.jpg)
The New York Times story I posted earlier on the popularity of terrariums [aka vivariums], inspired me to have a look around at the different designs currently available. It’s no surprise that the clean and modern lines of these Danish Terrariums caught my eye.
These terra-beauties are “crafted from mouth-blown glass” with a “solid paulowina wood base & spherical wooden top.” Paulownia is a fast-growing tree that has proven to be quite beneficial when used in reforestation efforts in its native China. I love the added warmth of the wood in these styles, compared to the all clear glass models that seem to be more readily available, though I’d definitely make exceptions for these + these recycled chic pieces.
