Japanese plant artist and creative director Satoshi Kawamoto is known for turning indoor spaces into secret gardens, working on installations for the likes of Filson, Madewell and über-trendy restaurant Le Turtle. At his Lower East Side shop—the only location outside of Tokyo—an array of succulents ($9.50–$40) and ferns ($28–$40) blankets the surfaces of wooden boxes, bookshelves and wagons, and there’s also a curated selection of vintage clothing and jewelry. Those still mastering their green thumb can opt for mason jar terrariums ($52) or bigger versions in glass domes ($120–$260) with artificial or preserved plants that require no care. While prices can often reflect the feeling that you’re walking though a leafy art exhibit, the trip alone is worthwhile to gather inspiration for your next DIY project.
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