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We will showing our Sky Planters at Maison & Objet with our distributor for France, Moa Room. Come and find us in Hall 7 on Stand L169 between the 3rd and 7th of September.

We will be showing at Formex in Stockholm (Hall B, stand B01:48) from the 12th – 15th of August with Superstudio and again at Formland in Denmark (Hall G, stand 5726) between the 20th – 23rd of August. Come and meet us.

We presented the Sky Planter at the New York International Gift Fair with Kip Kotzen of Neo-utility. Our stand is number was 3853 in Accent on Design. Check out the wall of Sky Planters on wall mounts, a real showcase for this innovative method of presenting the planter and filling your home or office with an easy to maintain “living wall”.

Hello, our Sky Planters are today being featured on the Daily Grommet. If you have a Sky Planter or two already, we’d love to hear how you’re enjoying them. If you’re still at the curious “it couldn’t possibly work” stage our designer, Patrick, will be on hand to answer any questions you might have about them. Visit the Daily Grommet to find out what all the excitement is about. See you soon!

Spread over two hectares, Singapore hosts Asia’s best garden and flower Show. Running from the 15th until the 22nd of July, the Singapore Garden Festival will excite serious gardeners, hobbyists and home owners seeking decor tips. BOSKKE Sky Planters are on level 4 in The Garden Shop and the My Home Garden stand.

“Make work as painless as possible by kitting out your office space with top-end gadgets, super-slick furniture and inspiring accessories.” – Stuff Magazine

Our shop doors are now open. The lights have been turned on and the ‘closed’ sign flipped around. You can now buy your Sky Planters direct from our online shop in the UK and the USA. If you live somewhere else, for the time-being please refer to the Distribution section of our website to find your local distributor and nearest stores. Splendid!

BOSKKE Sky Planters are currently being exhibited in the Smart Home: Green + Wired Exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry. They’ve been included because they show that you can save space (maximize your floorspace), conserve water (potted plants commonly lose water through evaporation and drainage which these planters do not), purify your air (emitting oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide and noxious chemicals), improve your health (plants have been proven to positively affect people’s physical and mental health while increasing alertness and alleviating stress) and add playful green beauty. Are green ceilings that next cool design strategy? Smart Home: Green + Wired Exhibit going on now in Chicago.

Read full review here