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Florist Jan-Dirk von Hollen uses his creativity and flair for naturalness to make a trendy statement in the presentation of herbs and loose-leaf lettuce: He uses sheep's wool felt, wool string, raffia, jute and wooden elements to create stylish, rustic containers. A sustainable and natural solution for any garden centre, balcony or windowsill.
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"RAW" Felt with raffia
Eisengrau
"RAW"-Filz
Eisengrau
Loose leaf lettuce in a pot
This loose-leaf lettuce looks particularly original in the pot, which is covered in grey "RAW" felt. The original felt with bast fibres adds a rustic touch and the wooden element emphasises the natural charm.
Natural felt with bast fibres
The "RAW" felt adds an original and natural charm to the creative design of the pot, thanks to the subtly incorporated bast fibres.
Invisible glass bowl
Jan-Dirk has placed the encased pot in a glass bowl. This way nothing can go wrong when watering and the natural and loose look of the felt is not disturbed by plastic coasters.
"RAW"-Filz
Eisengrau
Herb garden in a pot
This herbpot is an eye-catcher. The grey-green pot harmonises with the loose-leaf salad pot. This handmade creation skilfully combines natural materials and creative design to create an attractive piece that is sure to catch the eye.
Miniature garden fence
Here Jan-Dirk has cleverly potted sage and rosemary, placing a charming little garden fence between the two herbs. The pieces of wood, natural with bark, are artfully held together by raffia and a STYLIT wool cord. This lovingly designed separating element gives the arrangement an additional rustic charm.
The colourful world of felts, cords and plants
IRON GREY GR43
Bast And Jute
Wood
LETTUCE AND HERBS
The pieces are characterised by a natural colour palette that perfectly embodies the rustic and original. The iron grey of the RAW felt gives the pots a robust yet elegant look, while the natural tones of raffia and jute add a touch of authenticity.
The light and dark brown of the wood elements enhances the natural character of the arrangements and blends harmoniously with the fresh green of the herbs and plants. This balanced combination of materials and colours creates an inviting atmosphere that brings a sense of nature and originality to the fore. Each pot can and should have a slightly different effect, making each one unique and a stylish way to showcase the beauty of nature.
Plants used
Picking lettuce
Sage
Rosemary
Designer Jan-Dirk von Hollen
Jan-Dirk von Hollen is a talented master florist with a passion for designing floral arrangements. With his creative approach and sense of aesthetics, he manages to capture the beauty of nature in his compositions.
Jan-Dirk has been using our high quality STYLIT sheep's wool products in his floral work for many years, as they are a natural and stylish addition to his pieces.
Required STYLIT products
Wool felt "RAW", narrow
15 cm wide, 5 metres long, with incorporated bast fibres
