Sustainable and Upcycled Garden Makeovers in North Bangalore
Stop throwing out old pots and furniture. We transform your cluttered balcony into a thriving green space using what you already own.
This was the 'before' shot. The balcony had an unused sofa and a collection of plants that needed organizing. I saw the potential to repurpose the sofa's frame into something new and functional.
Here is the teak wood frame after we salvaged it from the old sofa. With a bit of cleaning and polishing, it was ready to be transformed into a sturdy, custom plant stand.
And here is the final result. The repurposed stand now neatly holds a variety of plants, including a beautiful braided hibiscus, completely changing the look and feel of this corner.
This is another great 'after' shot. We took simple plastic pots, wrapped them with jute rope for a rustic, eco-friendly look, and mounted them on the wall to create this beautiful living display.
The 'before' shows a line of empty, unused terracotta pots. Instead of discarding them, we decided to give them a complete makeover to fit a new design concept.
A beautiful Manjula Pothos thriving in one of our upcycled jute-wrapped planters. It’s so satisfying to know these planters won't end up in a landfill and look this good.
Don't let empty pots bring you down. Here’s a simple tip: stick a radish top in some soil. It will sprout beautiful leaves and flowers, turning an empty pot into a point of interest.
I'm always learning about sustainability. This was taken during a visit to a composting park, where I was humbled and inspired to incorporate more eco-friendly practices into my work.
Here, the OG of composting, Vasuki sir, explains how waste doesn't just disappear. Learning from experts like him helps me make more conscious choices in my garden designs.
We also salvaged and organized this old cabinet, creating a neat surface to display a collection of plants and decor. Repurposing what you already have is the core of sustainable gardening.
About Sustainable & Upcycled Gardens
You don't need a massive budget to fix your balcony. I look at what you already have, like that old teak sofa frame or those cracked terracotta pots, and turn them into sturdy, beautiful homes for your plants. It is not just about saving space, it is about giving your plant babies a setup that is actually healthy, while keeping your own belongings out of the landfill.
We believe that a garden should not cost the earth. When I visit a new space in North Bangalore, the first thing I look for is not what to buy, but what we can salvage. That old closet you are planning to throw away? Its shutters can become a vertical frame for succulents. Those empty plastic pots? With some jute rope and a bit of love, they turn into rustic planters that breathe life into a boring wall.
Our process focuses on:
- Eco-friendly Garden Design: We prioritize repurposing over replacing. We save on waste and you save on costs, all while giving your balcony a unique, personal character.
- Functional Upcycling: We do not just glue things together. We build durable structures. We use weather-treated wood and stable frames to ensure your wall gardens and stands last for years, not just weeks.
- Sustainable Care: Because we repurpose existing materials, we teach you how to maintain your garden using simple, organic methods. We keep things real, skip the 'low light' myths, and focus on helping your plants thrive.
Whether you are in Kogilu or anywhere else in North Bangalore, I am happy to come over, assess what you have, and help you reimagine your garden. Let us stop the clutter and start growing something beautiful together.
PlantPets by Keerthi Gilla
I am Keerthi. I believe your garden should reflect your life, clutter and all. I do not just set up plants, I help you find new joy in the things you already own, turning your balcony into a space that makes you feel happy.
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