Living Furniture Brings New Meaning to Farm-to-Table

Living Furniture Brings New Meaning to Farm-to-Table

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Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com


Imagine a landscape of lush greenery nestled just below your laptop.  The Living Tables by San Francisco design firm Habitat Horticulture bring new meaning to the term farm-to-table, integrating growing succulents into the offices of Google and other Bay Area corporate giants.

Founder and principal designer David Brenner created the customizable furniture from sturdy materials, such as tempered glass (that can withstand up to 180 pounds of pressure per square foot) and a water-sealed base. He’s no stranger to designing with greenery, having already created living walls for the Metreon Center and McKesson's corporate headquarters. A quick flash of green in the office or home, Brenner says, "delivers the restorative value of nature."

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