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Night Stand with Charging Station, with USB/Type-C Ports Black
$49.99 to $69.99
Plant Stand Indoor with Grow Lights, 4-Tier Metal Plant Shelf Indoor 1 piece
$59.97
Plant Stand Indoor with Red Blue Spectrum Grow Lights, 4-Tier 1 piece
$65.99
Plant Stand Indoor with Grow Lights & Removable Drawer, 8-Tiered 62" Tall Metal
$109.97
Plant Stand With Grow Light 9-Tiered 62" Tall Metal Removable Drawerter 1 pack
$109.99
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HRYGD: A Furniture Philosophy of Symbiosis with Nature
In the old Brooklyn factory, Henry, a third-generation carpenter, found the answer on a stormy night. While restoring his mother's turtleback bamboo, he suddenly realized that furniture should not be a cold container, but a partner in life. This epiphany broke the shackles of the family's centuries-old legacy - grandfather's oak cabinet was too much like a taxidermy box, father's carved table trapped the roots of green roses.
HRYGD infuses a sense of breath into the design DNA: the black walnut headboard hides a moss petri dish, releasing a forest scent late at night; the metal bookshelf is pre-programmed with a water conduction system, allowing the ivy to be self-sufficient during the rainy season. While traditional craftsmanship is hostile to cracks in wood, the designers here have reserved growth paths for fluorescent ferns.
In the old Brooklyn factory, Henry, a third-generation carpenter, found the answer on a stormy night. While restoring his mother's turtleback bamboo, he suddenly realized that furniture should not be a cold container, but a partner in life. This epiphany broke the shackles of the family's centuries-old legacy - grandfather's oak cabinet was too much like a taxidermy box, father's carved table trapped the roots of green roses.
HRYGD infuses a sense of breath into the design DNA: the black walnut headboard hides a moss petri dish, releasing a forest scent late at night; the metal bookshelf is pre-programmed with a water conduction system, allowing the ivy to be self-sufficient during the rainy season. While traditional craftsmanship is hostile to cracks in wood, the designers here have reserved growth paths for fluorescent ferns.