Subscribe for 15% off | Free delivery over $100
Balcony

Balcony

Balcony is a collection of mouth-blown glass self-watering planters that borrow their structural, offset shapes from the abundant window boxes and balconies of European cities. Each planter is made from two mouth-blown pieces - an upper vessel for the plant, and a lower reservoir that feeds water to the roots through sub-irrigation. Available in olive green and clear.

Inspired by biophilic design and the abundant window boxes of city balconies. The offset, structural shape borrows from the architectural geometry of urban planting spaces, scaled down for tabletop and indoor use rather than outdoor installation.

Both upper and lower pieces are mouth-blown by skilled glassblowers into wooden moulds. The cased colour is created by encasing coloured glass within a layer of clear before blowing. Rims are flame-melted for a soft finish.

Crafted from cased glass in olive green - colour layered between clear during gathering. The two-piece self-watering design uses sub-irrigation to deliver water directly to the roots, supporting healthier plants with less daily attention.

3 items
Loading...

LSA Balcony Collection

Borrowing their structural, offset shapes from the abundant window boxes and balconies of European cities, Balcony is a collection of mouth-blown glass self-watering planters. The design is rooted in the principles of biophilic living - the idea that bringing plants into our homes reconnects us with the natural world and shapes calmer spaces. Each planter is made from two mouth-blown pieces. The upper vessel holds the plant, while the lower reservoir feeds water to the roots through sub-irrigation - an efficient approach that allows herbs, bulbs and small houseplants to thrive without daily watering. The olive green cased colourway is created by encasing coloured glass within a layer of clear before blowing, giving the piece a richness that deepens when light passes through it. The melted rims lend a soft, modern finish. Balcony sits as comfortably on a kitchen windowsill as it does on a city balcony or studio shelf - a practical, sculptural object for people who want greenery close at hand.