Practical and unpretentious, hanging gardens have been gaining prominence in residential and commercial projects that don't give up on having a cozy "green" to add more life to the composition. But can you call it a trend? In the opinion of the CASACOR 2021 experts, there is no doubt about it: and not only that, but many of them have opted for hanging plants in their spaces. In the project above, designed by SP Estúdio , greenery was everywhere – including on the walls. Using a planter or even a panel , it is possible to include different species without taking up space. Ferns are usually the favorites for this type of composition, as they have a light drape that brings movement to the space. Another expert who opted for a hanging garden was Larissa Abreu . The project featured small hanging pots and more delicate plants that draw attention and create a unique accessory for the environment.

For those who have doubts about how to use plants in the kitchen, Gabi Pontual showed a modern way, which included hanging gardens to put it into practice. Named "Living Room", the project brings a reflection on life and nature, and nothing like plants being used as a true symbol of life. Placing small flower boxes built into the wall is also a smart way to optimize space and create a beautiful detail in the project. Ana Moura and Ana Higino from Arquitetos Associados put this into practice and created a very welcoming and healthy reading space. The CASACOR São Paulo bar also opted for a hanging garden to bring life to the decor without compromising the preparation of drinks and food. To achieve this, different species were placed on the ceiling, reflecting a lush urban jungle .