How to Use the SOKKER Mini-Greenhouse

The SOKKER mini-greenhouse from IKEA is designed for growing tropical plants (or simply useful plants) on the table or windowsill. But life showed that its potential is much greater – if you're tired of growing flowers, the greenhouse can find another use.

Home Greenhouse

This is how it was originally intended: glass keeps warm air and higher humidity inside the greenhouse, protecting plants from drafts. If needed, the top panels can be slightly opened. For those who are interested in growing capricious plants.

Bookshelf

From the mini-greenhouse you can make a mini-bookshelf – for books that are usually kept on the bedside table to reach easily. For those who like to read several books at once.

Music Box

Not only your favorite music, but also a collection of movies can now be stored in such a small space – as long as there's enough room for a tablet and headphones. Let's assume the wine glass ended up here by accident.

New Year Decoration Element

Due to its simple shape, the greenhouse with plants easily fits into any composition, especially black-and-white. The color scheme for an eco-friendly interior is ready: black-and-white monochrome, light wood or cardboard, green plants.

Toy Chest

A dollhouse, a Christmas nativity scene, or just a magical winter forest – during New Year holidays the greenhouse becomes a showcase for toys. A hedgehog is about to come out of the mist.

Candle Lantern

In winter, such a lantern makes the room very cozy, and in summer it can be moved to the balcony. For those who like to live by candlelight.

Storage System

Two, three, or four mini-greenhouses can be turned into an unusual storage system that can be expanded: the more glass boxes it holds, the better.

Visitor Folder

Business cards, notes, bills that need to be stored for some time often get scattered around the house and create clutter: with such a spacious visitor folder, that won't happen. And most importantly – everything is in view.

Mini-Garden for Cats

Fresh greens and sunny rays warming the windowsill – what else does a cat need to welcome spring!