Livana Home grew from an idea of Pablo Bachmann’s, a certified metalworker who’s also a graphic designer. With an eye on the urban gardening trend, Pablo sought to harness self-irrigation to prevent the common frustration of kitchen herbs dying from over- or under-watering—which wastes time, effort, and plants.

With this self-watering herb pot, urban herb gardening is now as low-maintenance and risk-free as can be. The modern-looking planter—made of glass and unglazed ceramic—needs to be filled every two to three weeks. That’s it. Herbs will absorb just the right amount of water they need, without intervention, hassles, or worry.