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Aeris Air Purifier and Planter by Lab Fabrici

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Aeris is a dual-function air purifier and planter designed by Lab Fabrici (now Clairy), a studio based in Milan. The Italian design cleans the room’s atmosphere with a high-speed fan and a terracotta-colored substrate of expanded clay and activate carbon. Additionally, the product aerates the soil within the nesting planter. Domestic and contemporary, Aeris stands on three naturally finished wood legs and plugs into the wall via a bright red cord. The planter inside is of a generous size and can be used to grow and display a wide variety of houseplants.

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