Glass plant terrarium isn’t something new and we have featured many creative ideas of how to put plant and terrarium together. Among those plant terrarium, some of them used customized glass container while the rest just make use of worn items like old coffee pot or light bulb. However, most of those designs are still round-ish ordinary container. British designer Tom Dixon tries to bring the glass plant terrarium to next level and created below design-focused terrariums.

This 60 m² apartment in Moscow has been designed according to the principle - ECOlogic and ECOnomic by studio Buro 108 for a young man. To visually increase and make maximum use of the available space, the septum that divided the hallway from the living room and kitchen was disassembled. As a result, these two rooms have been seamlessly blend in a total 40 m² space. Various plants were placed onto the wall to increase the apartment’s cosiness. Due to the apartment’s facing - north, there is a little sunlight. Designer uses a lot of white color in the interior to brighten up the space. A pattern that looks like handmade sketches of leaves wallpaper is used in bedroom to give a pleasant feeling. Take a look at below photos and let us know which is your favorite part of this design. Personally, I really like the divider used to place plants in the living room.