‘nature individuelle’ is a series of objects by french designer, patrick nadeau, which emphasize the importance of nature and plants in our world. through these autonomous objects, he invites individuals to take a piece of nature and integrate it into their lives. nadeau wants to give people ownership of the environment and landscape which surrounds them. each object is a construction of plants which can be adapted within a number of different environments, with pieces ranging from small pots which rest on the floor to large standing dividers which house taller plants.
‘pot 03’ made from terracotta
‘rocaille 01’ made from birch plywood, beech, Corian®
‘horizion 90’ made from birch plywood and Dacryl®
‘rocaille 02’ (left) and ‘relief 25’, both made from birch plywood and Corian®
‘horizon 360’ made from birch plywood and Dacryl®
‘tontine 01’ made from cow leather, coated canvas, welded PVC and felt
