Wallter Wall Planter Giveaway
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Because of that darn groundhog you might be like me and thinking about (or wishing, wanting, hoping for) Spring. You can get a jumpstart on the warm weather and your gardening dreams with some wall planters from Wallter. Wallter is generously offering you the chance to win a pair in the color of your choice! Yes, not one but two (a retail value of $144)!
Rules: To enter, comment on this post answering the following question: How else would you use ANY of Wallter’s products (not just the planters!)? Be creative! Contest is open to US residents only. One entry per person. Contest runs from February 28, 2011 to March 4, 2011. Wallter will choose a winner and the winner will be notified via email.
Sorry, this giveaway has expired. Congratulations to commenter, #3, Laurie!
I live with two roommates, and I think it would be fun to hang three on the wall near our front door for mail.
Elegant and stylish solution
hey these are awesome! not only can you put plants in it – i would make giant cupcakes in it! =) with a pink, puffy topping and chocolate sprinkles… yum!
Those lovely stand planters might make groovy little wine bottle chillers!
The wall planters would be great installed on my kitchen backsplash for utensils or my tea bags.
This could be a very useful container for all sorts of things – kitchen utensils, office supplies, artist brushes!
And it’d look stylish wherever you chose to use it as well.
Hey, you could even put it on the wall and use it to hold your remotes
Oh, that remote idea is great! I always have a hard time thinking of a good place for them but that would actually look nice.
I would use the wall planters in my kitchen or office to hold kitchen or writing utensils.
I’m thinkin’ I’d hang in the wall by the tub and put all my wife’s bathing doodads in it.
Drop in a big candle and have a cool way to light up the patio.
Turn it upside down, cover the bottom, make a little hole in the front, and you got yourself a nice bird house.
i would use it to store my kids legos and matchbox cars!
i’d love to hang these outside on the fence by the garden for garden utensils, etc. I’d put water in the other one for the birds to drink/splash in.
I would love to hide the endless rolls of dog poop bags that wind up in every coat pocket in something nice like this. Hang it right near the door and you’re good to go!
The turquoise colored one is so gorgeous!
What a great idea!
These would be lovely to have in the kitchen to store utensils or in the bathroom to hold various apothecary things including cotton balls and hand towels.
I’ve been looking for some new lighting in the dining room, and one of the Mobiles would make a nice base for some LED lighting.
I would hang two in my living room and to highlight the sweet design, fill them with my favorite colorful candies!
I would think these versatile objects could be used in many different ways:
An array of them could be used on the wall of our kids playroom as stylish storage, or would be very easy to modify with three into a on-the-wall water feature.
These are beautiful… I would hang two low on my fence in the backyard and use them as my dog’s outdoor food and water bowls!
I would hang one up on a wall, and would put spare change in it every time i had change.
The possibilities are endless! At the office: utensil holder, magazine rack, supply holder… At home: containers for gifts beverages, tiny toy dinosaurs, misc. socks, oh and all sorts of plants!
how amazing would this look holding extra rolls of toilet paper near the toilet. Or the toilet scrub on the wall behind it? I hate having to get up to get extra rolls. comes in handy when you live with kiddos. I would probably give the 2nd one to my mom
I would do a wall in a shower with these wall planters. Say a walk-in-shower that has glass so you could see the plants. Easy to water, great to take a shower with nature and would have a fresh feel. Besides, the plants would love it, a win-win!
I would use the planters to store my baby’s bath toys near the tub.
Wow the applications are endless with these. The planters would make amazing sconces.
i could hang one of these in my daughter’s bedroom to hold her hair things! but i would most likely use it for its intended purpose
i think it would be fun to take a whole bunch of the planters; the hanging ones, the wall ones, and the free standing ones, maybe 15 or 20 total, and group them together at different heights, and then overflow them with succulents, cut flowers, and fake flowers, maybe some candles too, making a shrine/living sculpture that is a beautiful focal point, indoors or out.
another idea is to take 16 wall planters and space them out evenly in 4 rows of 4 on the wall a few feet above your bed. empty or filled with plants or candles or items that hold meaning for you, would make a gorgeous headboard
I’d use them in the kitchen for my bigger utensils, i.e. ladles, tongs, graters, etc. They would look amazing!
I would put them about my son’s changing table for diapers & wipes!
Store kid’s stuff inside and outside.
I think these would be excellent to brighten up my office with a little plant life.
this might sound weird, but i’d grow plants in the bathroom. i’m too afraid to hang any artwork in there because our bathroom has no ventilation and gets really humid, but the rainforest-like climate in there would be perfect for growing vegetation!
OH MY GOSH, we’d totally put them next to our nightstands…bring some greenery into the master suite! Love these! – Morgan
I am actually in the middle of landscaping my backyard! I’ve been totally inspired by the idea of a vertical garden or something that would spruce up an ordinary cinder-block wall. I would hang these up and add in a bright colored cactus plant since I’m an Arizona resident.
So elegant!
I could run a taut length of string from one to a slightly lower one across my garden and use them as a miniature zip-wire for my pygmy hedgehog. Then she could abseil down to the ground using another piece of string, against a fence-post.
It would be the final piece in my mini assault course which I have designed for her.
I would use it as a bird feeder or bird bath. They look nice enough to hang on my porch and small enough to be able to clean it out when needed.
I’m an absolute foodie, and my favorite application for these would have to be using them in the sunny part of the kitchen to grow fresh herbs– I hate paying $3 a blister pack for herbs and having them go bad before I can use them all, so I’d love to reduce that kind of kitchen waste by growing my own.
Or I’d have to put them in my office as a catchall for used and unused rolls of film, photographs I need to sort and as individual storage units for different creative inspiration that finds its way to me. I still think the kitchen use would be yummier, though!
I just got promoted (yay!) and finally have my own office. It is very bare right now (ie plain white walls, standard desk and chairs). I would love to win this to spice up the space! I would put one of those awesome “Donkey’s Tail” succulents in the planter.
Be nice if you could install bulbs and use them as lighting around the perimeter of the yard.
The unique Walter Wall Planter could easily be clipped together to form a circle and if I see the shapes correctly some are larger than others. I would clip five/six together to form a circle and place the smaller circle above the larger one as a tiered effect to make a circular center piece with my favorite plants and flowers. It would be a conversational piece. I love plants.
it’d be great to have one of these for the wall so the cats don’t end up chewing and destroying our plants
I love the swoop bedspread, can picture sitting on it right now.
I would use the bubble rack to make sense of our chaotic foyer (where mail, keys, and accessories wander and become lost).
I’m thinking a slat rack would look awesome in the kitchen of our tiny house—or even for an outside kitchen! Love the aesthetics of their designs.
I would hang at least one, if not a pair, from the handlebars of my bike in place of the wire basket. I’d fill them with fresh cut flowers or a great plant, and voilá! Mobile flower box.
The planters would work just swell as toothbrush and toiletry holders on the wall by my sink. Add in the bubbles coat-rack for the towels and it would be a very modern and sophisticated bathroom!
I am an artist/designer and they could be used in my studio as bins for different pens and pencils. It would be great to organize my markers by color above my drafting table!
Easy, I would open a restaraunt and use the planters to showcase the highest level of design in form meets function. Imagine going to “The Cafe” and seeing an entire glass wall layered with the white planters filled to create a living green wall. Then as you make your way past the open kitchen seeing the orange planters filled with the freshest herbs for your meal….ahhhh, ok, back to work.
I love the idea of making an outdoor room. Hanging mobile and the tall planter stands with giant candles for lighting. And of course the hanging planters on the vertical decking I have in the works for herbs and such.
Sweet-ace!
I’d use it for my gardening gloves and pruners, and miscellaneous gardening stuffs.
I love these! They would look GREAT on my privacy fence for various annual flowers. I could have a totally different fence garden several times a year. The squirrels would love them too, since they enjoy laying in my potted plants. :-/ Style and function too…what’s not to love?
I would hang the onion bedspread as a backdrop behind my bed to make up for the lack of a headboard, I think it would make for a great dramatic effect.