PhotoPasal: 41 Cool and Creative Planters.

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Plant Growing PC Concepts: "The main idea of this project is to design a CPU that is more concerned about "green thinking' and 'life style' by having a decorative piece."

Mansion Planter: Creation of designer Nobuhiro Sato, this unique planter resembles a realistic small-scale mansion; its incredibly detailed, complete with windows, balconies, handrails and stairs.

Eggling Planter: A real plant comes out of this one.

Upside-Down Tomato Garden: With this one the tomatoes grow downward from the top and it can hold up to 4 tomato plants at one time.

Kitchen Garden: "Have fresh aromatic herblets in your kitchen. Just cut them when you need some. They can grow vertically."

Tiles Planter: Green Pockets an innovative idea by designer Maruja Fuentes to grow your indoor plants. Sure to add greenery to the interior space and definitely improving the looks.

Manga Books Planters: Tokyo-based artist Koshi Kawachi cultivated vegetables such as radish sprouts in an interesting way using Manga books that can be found everywhere.

Ceramic and Park Planters:

Car Planter: This one comes from Hotel Domus, Maranello.

Office Partition & Foot Rest: "It has an exclusive area to place the plants whilst acting as a divider between work-desks. An automatic watering system takes care of the watering."

A Growing Book: This unique planter makes book reading more interactive. "You get to water and take care of your plants everyday as you see the book, which brings about a different and unique experience."

Pram Planter: Created using a vintage baby pram.

Stiletto Heels Planters: High heels get a second life as planters.

Roman Colosseum Planter: "This artistically detailed sculpture can also be used as a table centerpiece on your patio or porch."

Can Planters: An interesting way to bring a little low-maintenance life to your home office.

MacPlanter:

Interior Planter by Arwin Caljouw:

Lamp Planter: "This is a ceramic piece attached to the desk lamp arm, it gives us an idea for creative reuse of the real thing."

Pet Plant: Creation of Junyi Heo, "it allows you to see your plant's "emotions" - whether it needs water, is too hot, and other conditions."

Home Farming: It's a self-contained farm for growing plants and raising fish.

Light Bulb Planter: "It's been in there about 10 months now, and it's still not overgrown the bulb."

Outdoor Planter: "The wall was built with 12 cinder blocks and we used Liquid nails to hold them together".

Rock Face Planters: Made from durable rock textured polyresin, these come in a set of two, one large and one small.

Ecohabitare: Industrial designers D Adamo and R Casela created 'Ecohabitare' , a vertical garden. This portable vertical garden can fit in a wall just 3 meters long.

Ekokook: "It's a kitchen system that makes use of all your waste, all of it."

Factory Planter: The geometrical planter is the creation of designer Chiaki.

Sky Planter: It allows you to grow plants upside down inside your room and it comes from New Zealand. It conserves water, uses up to 80% less water than conventional planters. And also it saves space and time too; all you need to do is to water your plants once a month.

Expanding Planter: Designed by Francois Clerc, it's a perfect solution to the needs of urban gardeners with limited space for storing plants in the off-season.

Indoor Vegetable Furniture: 'The Bean Screen is a room divider that grows beans.'

Urb Garden: It allows people who do not have space for traditional horizontal garden to have greenery.

Sound Garden Speakerse: These speakers generate their own electricity using the water added to them plus you will be able to enjoy great music at the same time.

Handcrafted Ceramic Planter: It's a multi-plant ceramic container supporting a variety of herbs and flowers and can be used both indoors and outdoors.