Handcrafted by Callum G. Robinson of Method Studio , this umbrella stand from London Undercover brings together both companies’ passion for originality, craftmanship and traditional techniques. Made of twelve oak staves individually joined using a specially-joined waterproof ring, the unique interior design features a pop of color with woven orange webbing. The webbing, which holds the umbrellas suspended, is also available in military green. The space between each piece of wood allows air to circulate, allowing the umbrellas and the base of the holder to dry quickly.

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London Undercover Oak Umbrella Stand by Method Studio

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Meet Ella the Umbrella Stand, designed by Simon Enever.

Ella conceptualizes the vision of an umbrella being stuck in the grass. Real grass grows at Ella’s as dripping rain from umbrellas drain through perforations in the base to water the soil. Made of clear acrylic, Ella is composed of three pieces that easily connect at the base. Soil and seeds are planted at the base after assembly.

On his website, designed Simon Enever says the inspiration for Ella is “a mixture between a drive to re-use wasted household water and to simply use grass to brighten up an otherwise mundane, everyday object.” Ella is an aesthetic solution for the ordinary umbrella stand, and is perfect for entryways and mud rooms.

At least the grass on the Ella Umbrella Stand is easier to maintain than your yard!

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The Regolit is one versatile lamp. Marco goes for three of them, with a ‘floating’ base. He says, “The blue plane is a shutter from an Ikea bathroom furniture. (name unknown) It’s 40 by 45 cm. We found it at a discount some months ago

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