The most stylish thing you can do this fall? Let your roots show—especially if you're a houseplant. Japanese design team 10¹² Terra (Daisuke Tsumanuma and Kenichi Yamada) created a terrarium-vase hybrid:

Lid Vision Glass Terrarium with brass lid, starting at $97 from Nalata Nalata.

Simple design: removable metal lid (brass or copper) doubles as flower vase.

Fill halfway with water, add a plant.

Three sizes: Large (3.2" tall), Medium (2.8" tall), Small (2.8" tall, smaller diameter).

Hammered metal lids reflect light.

Same team behind the square glass Hydro vases that put roots on display.
More terrarium favorites: Dome Terrariums from Campo de' Fiori, Wardian Cases, and How to Make a Closed Terrarium.
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