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La colección Jardín Secreto de la oficina de diseño Ayodhya usa musgos reales en esta mesa de centro. Además se presentaron objetos a partir de revistas recicladas en la IFFS 2010 (international furniture fair singapore).
Mas fotografías depués del salto
Link: real moss tables by ayodhya (designboom.com)