A veggie basket can grow flowers too; create beauty at home with a new way of thinking

Remember that rattan chair at Grandma's house when you were little?

On a summer afternoon when the cicadas were putting on a concert

Grandpa in his white vest, fan in hand

Lay in the rattan chair dozing with squinted eyes

While you quietly crept up, plotting to tickle him...

Things made of rattan, straw, or any plant fiber

Seem to be born with a kind of simple, easygoing, magical charm

These days rattan, bamboo and straw weaving have slowly made their way into modern life

Vintage when you want it, pastoral when you don't

It has become the so-called versatile player in furniture pairings

So the gardening rabbit hole is one you just can't jump into

Not only do you buy every plant for all four seasons

What you fear most is seeing what pretty flower pots someone else has paired with theirs

At that moment your inner OS: How is he just so amazing?

Vain as I am, of course I have to fork out the cash too

The minimalist loft-style concrete flower pots I introduced before

Are better suited to small plants like cactus, horsetail, and the like

But forlarge indoor plants,

concrete flower pots inevitably look a bit clunky

So this time I'm introducing a can-be-savory-can-be-sweet

veggie basket flower pot

(Veggie basket? Hmm, don't you think it really looks like one?)

After the fashion world kicked off a woven bag trend

Gardening bloggers have been using woven flower pots one after another

This artsy, stylish big guy

Is generally used as a cachepot, slipped over the outside of a flower pot

Though straw and rattan wear out easily over time

It still can't stop me from loving it!

After all, it's a photo-taking weapon

If you feel your home's plants are too plain and cold, why not try adding some Mid-Century Modern elements and pairing your plants with some bamboo-woven and rattan-woven flower pots; it will feel, well, different~

Used as a desktop flower pot it's also perfectly cute

Bird of paradise, stop using black ceramic pots

Fiddle-leaf fig and rubber tree are essentials, styling weapons

Cactus, night-blooming cereus, areca palm, so cool and aloof

Monstera, very much loved

Snake plant, a shade-tolerant good friend

False aralia and calathea, making the living room colorful

There's also Japanese aralia, Philodendron bipinnatifidum, sago palm, fig tree... all strong contenders for pairing with a veggie basket; aren't you thinking of planting one?

These past two years vintage style has been all the rage

Woven baskets long ago evolved into styling weapons

Trendy and refined, yet casual and free

Making your heart rejoice

You see

The plant world has healed you once again