Terrarium Desk brings the outdoors indoors
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Terrarium Desk is a fully-operational workstation, but with the addition of living plants (Photo: Daniel Zeller)
Terrarium Desk unencumbered by the detritus associated with working from home (Photo: Daniel Zeller)
The windowed top of Terrarium Desk allows the user to feel the presence of greenery even though they're working indoors (Photo: Daniel Zeller)
Daniel Zellor using his laptop on Terrarium Desk (Photo: Daniel Zeller)
Article Summary
Working exclusively indoors obviously has its advantages, but it isn't completely free of annoying issues. During the winter months especially, the lack of sunlight and absence of nature can have a depressing effect. One solution may be to bring the outdoors indoors, which is exactly what Daniel Zeller has tried to achieve with his Terrarium Desk.
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