Here’s a new way to avoid having to hang up your bathmat:
It was designed by Nguyen La Chanh, from Switzerland. It is apparently very easy to care for, and a unique way to have your plants around you. Read more at The Telegraph.
Here are a few other interesting uses of the humble moss…
Moss graffiti – who would’ve thunk it?
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That bath mat is astonishing! I would feel a l;ittle hesitant to tread on it though! My boyfriend just bought us a pine wood slat “bath mat” and I couldn’t be happier! No more icy cold floor or damp soggy towels!
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By Jess, on July 8th, 2009
Bizarre… but also really neat. heh
Wait. So it’s actual moss?
Yep – it’s real moss!
That bath mat is astonishing! I would feel a l;ittle hesitant to tread on it though! My boyfriend just bought us a pine wood slat “bath mat” and I couldn’t be happier! No more icy cold floor or damp soggy towels!
I imagined myself stepping on that bath mat, I would be so scared that an insect can come out
That is SO cool!!!
but i’d feel bad to be stomping around on my moss after a bath! And what if i get dirt on my toes? But still, pretty damn cool!
I love the moss mat. It’s weird. But I love it.