Italian designer Sara Vignoli, who really care about improving people’s quality of live, was searching for a way to bring nature home. She has found it and called it MO.NAT!

We asked her to explain us how it is possible and this is what she told us:

SOYC: “Sara, can you explain us how you made it possible to make our lives greener and more eco-friendly?

Sara: “Living and working with plants improve air quality, make people more creative, more productive, and reduce stress.
Pots and green walls are the most usual solution to bring nature in our lives, MO.NAT was born to create an innovative way to solve this problem.
Its system is based on two complementary elements, designed for plants and flowers in order to furnish your own “place” in a green and healthy way. MO.NAT: “Your Place, Your Nature”.

MO.NAT’s strengths are:

• Modularity and simplicity: It allows free combinations of modules;
• Flexibility and customizability: It allows connecting modules, potentially creating infinite combinations;
• Sustainability: It makes everyday life ‘greener’ as it is made by recycled and recyclable materials.
• “Smart” component: It is also possible to equip the elements with a lighting and irrigation system.  

“Modular Nature” allows creating different combinations that can be adapted to the particular needs of each customer because they are flexible and easy to use. 

The vision of MO.NAT focuses on sustainable design, for the choice of materials for each modular recycled and recyclable element and the whole supply chain.”

SOYC: “What is the importance of MO.NAT?”

Sara: “MO.NAT ‘s vision is to bring well-being to people’s lives through a combination of the beauty of Made in Italy design and the nature of plants as a decorative element.
“Modular Nature” wants to give to everyone the possibility to enjoy of green, even when limited time and spaces avoid taking care of it.
MO.NAT makes nature modular with the aim to be easy, adaptable, flexible and customizable, according to the needs and availability of everyone’s space.”

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