¿Quieres informarnos sobre un precio más bajo ? If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller supportIKEA Garden Table 2KVH3 November 26, 2016  ≡ Category : Garden Tables in Garden Tables section. You can save IKEA Garden Table 2KVH3 to your PC by open this photo. /ikea-garden-table-2kvh3/3581 then share it. Go back to this website to update your Garden ideas. HD IKEA Garden Table 2KVH3 for Home 73K02 by Acadianaug HQ IKEA Garden Table 2KVH3 for Home 25V38 by Acadianaug Awesome IKEA Garden Table 2KVH3 for Home 45672 by Acadianaug 6 Photos of The IKEA Garden Table 2KVH3Up to 60% off Garden Furniture from Outsunny Make the most of the sunshine this summer Shop eventIkea is taking indoor gardening up a level. The Scandinavian design company has launched a DIY spherical garden which is designed for city living where space is scarce. The Growroom is a 9ft high piece of living furniture for growing plants, vegetables and herbs - and it's made of just 17 sheets of plywood.

The Growroom is a spherical garden designed by Space10 - a 'future living lab' which is supported by Ikea EASY AS 1, 2, 3   The Growroom is made of 17 sheets of plywood and 500 stainless pan head screws. Unfortunately you can't buy pre-cut plywood. It is an open source design and the dimensions are available to download. You need to cut the plywood with a CNC machine, a laser cutter or a table saw. It should be 8mm in diameter. The garden can be put together using a screwdriver and hammer. For full instructions click here. The Growroom was created by Space10 - a 'future living lab' supported by Ikea. It has been designed to be affordable to build and in theory can be assembled in the comfort of your own home. The Nordic designers, Sine Lindholm and Mads-Ulrik Husum, believe this is a vision of the future where healthy food is grown more locally. 'The challenge is that traditional farming take up a lot of space and space is a scarce resource in our urban environments', said the designers at Space10 in a recent blog post.

The Growroom has a small spatial footprint as it grows vertically. You need to cut the plywood with a CNC machine, a laser cutter or a table saw and put it together using a screwdriver and hammer. The overlapping slices mean that plants can get light on each level - making it an idea shape for growing greens.sofa chair for gaming The Nordic designers, Sine Lindholm and Mads-Ulrik Husum (pictured), say this is a vision of the future where healthy food is grown more locallybuy revenge chair At 2.8 x 2.5 metres, it's big enough for people to sit inside and pause for a moment of reflectiondeck chair canvas suppliers uk The first Growroom was built in 2016, and exhibited at the Chart Art Fair in Copenhagenwingback chair for sale in bc

At 2.8 x 2.5 metres, it's big enough for people to sit inside and pause for a moment of reflection. Designer Ms Lindhold said she sees it as 'part of the floating cityscape'. The visitor is invited 'into an intimate world where only the visitor and vegetation co-exist - for a moment', she said.rattan hanging chair uk You need to cut the plywood with a CNC machine, a laser cutter or a table saw and put it together using a screwdriver and hammerfolding camping chairs padded The shelves are 7cm deep which allows space for the soil - and the designers recommend treating the plywood beforehand to protect it.buy royal armchair 'It is designed to support our everyday sense of well being in the cities by creating a small oasis or ‘pause’-architecture in our high paced societal scenery, and enables people to connect with nature as we smell and taste the abundance of herbs and plants', said the designers.pushchairs to buy

'Local food represents a serious alternative to the global food model. It reduces food miles, our pressure on the environment, and educates our children of where food actually comes from'. The garden can be put together using a screwdriver and hammer - but you'll need to cut the plywood firstbean bag chair expensive The Growroom is an open source design, which means people can copy the design without asking. The architects have encouraged people to build their own locally The first Growroom was built in 2016, and exhibited at the Chart Art Fair in Copenhagen. The Growroom is an open source design, which means people can copy the design without asking and architects have encouraged people to build their own locally. 'We could produce food of the highest quality that tastes better, is much more nutritional, fresh, organic and healthy', said Simon Caspersen, Director of Communications at Space10.

'We believe that local food production represents a serious alternative to the global food model', he said.As the evenings get lighter and spring hands us a few long-awaited rays of sunshine, it’s not too early to entertain thoughts of evenings spent eating and drinking outdoors. For dining furniture that fares well in all weather, synthetic rattan is a durable choice and these sets can be kept outdoors with the use of a cover. Wood and metal are often cheaper, but need more maintenance. It's worth opting for a compact or folding design that lets you move chairs and tables in and outdoors easily. We’ve found a range of practical, stylish options. The majority on this list come with four or six chairs, but there are also some options to buy pieces separately to suit your space. 1. Palermo 6-seater furniture set: £599.99, Homebase Homebase’s Palermo set is hard to beat on value. Less than £600 gets you six synthetic rattan armchairs with back and seat cushions, a generous 169.5x90cm dining table and a smart grey parasol.

A protective cover is recommended to keep this set in good condition. It’s surprisingly stylish too, combining the look of traditional wicker with modern angular shapes. 2. Parc 4-seat garden set: £155, Habitat The timeless bistro-style of outdoor furniture is great for tight spaces (and budgets). The lightweight foldable classic is easy to set up on a small patio or suntrap when the weather brightens. Metal seats aren’t the most comfortable for long spells, so you may need to grab cushions from indoors. Parc comes in slate blue, saffron yellow and bright red. 3. Zeno table and 4-chair set: £450, Habitat Habitat’s compact, foldable Zeno design is made for small gardens and patios. The leaves of the table fold out to a comfortable 150x95cm top, and the four folding chairs stow away in the table’s core when not in use. In natural oak, the set is best for fair-weather use, and needs covering if left outside. Delivery takes two weeks. 4. Elba table and chairs: table £399 and chairs £169 each, Bo Concept

A modern take on outdoor dining is BoConcept’s Elba set. The chairs have metal frames finished in black lacquer, with a seat and back of strung grey wicker. To add a pop of colour and contrast, there’s a matching canvas seat cushion in light blue (£26). The set can be used indoors and out, and delivery takes 3-5 weeks. The Elba table has a durable composite top that’s designed for outdoor use. 5. Taranto dining set: £1,099, Next The smart-looking Taranto dining set from Next is made of synthetic wicker which is designed to be durable and beat the changeable British weather. The six chairs come with polyester, shower-resistant seat pads. It comes fully-assembled and can be delivered within 14 days. A matching cantilever parasol (£75) completes the set-up. 6. House by John Lewis Jive outdoor furniture: table £139 and chairs £40 each, John Lewis John Lewis’ Jive set is cheap and cheerful. In navy, orchid or palm green it clearly has a tropical influence that should bring a party vibe to your al fresco dining.

As with many budget options it requires hand-assembly, and the steel seats might need one or two cushions to improve the comfort factor. The set is made of weather-resistant steel and can be delivered within seven working days. 7. Hampstead dining table and 4 chairs: £1,449, Bridgman Made with high-grade synthetic rattan, this four-person table and chair set can stay outdoors in all weather. The chairs come with waterproof and stainproof cushions making this set a good investment in the long term. There’s also a 10-year guarantee. The table is a wood composite, designed for outdoors, and it has adjustable feet – a handy feature for sloped or uneven ground. 8. Palissade collection: from £109, SCP The Palissade collection by Danish brand HAY has been in the works for over two years. Designed by French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, the collection comprises 13 pieces including tables, chairs, loungers and benches. Designed to be lightweight but not fragile, each piece is made from electro-galvanised, powder-coated steel, giving it a perfectly-smooth finish.

9. FALSTER table and 6 chairs: £455, Ikea Polystyrene slats make this set suitable for the outdoors, although a clever finish makes them look remarkably like wood. Combined with a rustproof aluminium frame, this chair and table set is designed to be lightweight and easy to move. A cushion easily adds comfort and colour to the basic design. To store outside, it requires a waterproof cover. 10. Ruscha table and 4 chairs: £479, Barker & Stonehouse For a touch of Mediterranean style in the garden, the Ruscha table comes topped with decorative concrete tiles. Four bronze-finished metal chairs with a vintage style make this a compact but individual set for a quiet corner of the garden. From purchase, the set takes 14 weeks to arrive but each is made to order. For small gardens, where easy storage and flexibility is key, Habitat’s bistro-style Parc set offers good value and comes in a range of vibrant colours for welcoming summer. Homebase’s Palermo set has the best value when it comes to comfort, durability and long-lasting style.