picNYC Table — The Chia Pet of Indoor Dining Furniture

Designed by Haiko Cornelissen Architecten, the picNYC table is a truly fresh play on the phrase “farm-to-table.” The fun indoor table utilizes a fresh patch of vegetation, allowing the end user to have a picnic on a fresh patch of grass.

The table is a real living organism, needing constant care, water, sunlight and can even be accommodating of flowers, herbs and vegetables. Maintaining a high level of aesthetic, the table works pretty well for those inhabitants of a city who need a little indoor freshness.

Imagine having a table where spilling water isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Or better yet, being able to chop herbs fresh from the garden, without getting up from your table for Christmas dinner. How will you use your picNYC table?

(via Architizer/Haiko)

 

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