Reusing, Re-purposing and Up-cycling. Dive in these Outdoor Green-Designed Limestone Planters.

How can the reclamation of scattered stone elements coming from ancient, abandoned and ruined farmhouses in the Southern French Countryside play a small role in combating climate change, desertification and loss of animal habitat while playing a major role in changing the way we think, in how we use less quarried resources that evolves top soil mining, ecological disruptions and loss of Animal habitat.

Besides the historical charm that a stone planter , sink or fireplace infuse your home with, the ease of mind that comes from knowing that a reclaimed item is a saved item and is on less item that will have to be manufactured from scratch.

Till this day, home owners around the world are still too slow in supporting creative artists and upcyclers who partner with nature in finding creative design solutions for their homes and gardens.

I envision a future where reusing and upcycling is a must, a commitment to and a contract with nature that humans must sign and make good on. Coexisting with our environment isn’t a luxury any longer specially when it looks that good!

I invite you to check out few of our architectural stone elements that have been carved by human hand centuries ago. To learn more about our collection you can always visit our dedicated stone and marble planters page below:

https://www.ancientsurfaces.com/Stone-Planters-Troughs.html