Polish designer Maja Ganszyniec first collaborated with Ikea in 2010 on the PS 2014 line for small-space living. Now she returns with the Användbar collection, a terra cotta seed sprouter designed to grow microgreens indoors while conserving water and energy.
“Sprouts are a great source of nutrition and vitamins year-round,” says Ganszyniec. “Not many people know they grow better in darkness.” Over time, the terra cotta deepens in color, a natural characteristic of the clay.
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