You can mistake Éva as a modern decorative piece for restaurants, but it’s a trendy, hi-tech composter. It blends in beautifully with any interior and does a magnificent job of recycling wasted organic matter. A part of the waste is used for cultivating and maintaining a green patch and the rest is used to produce methane. I love the way it integrates and becomes a self-contained biosphere!
Designer: François Hurtaud
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a bit like this one : https://www.yankodesign.com/2009/08/28/compost-dus…
Loving the look of it, really fresh and uplifting in any environment. But clearly designed by someone who has no concept of aquariums or fish. There's nothing in the water for the fish, it's too small (boarder line illegal) not to mention cruel, and about ten others things fish and aquariums require so the fish don't die within a week. Other than that, a lovely concept although similar to many others over the years. Keep going and this could be really nice.
Very nice looking and a great concept. Any idea of the price ?
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I love IT! This is really one of the simplest and greatest works of pure craftsmanship.
Just classy!
Not really practical in the circular shape, but something with a flat bottom, square or triangular would be really nice. The slots are a nice idea.