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Rain Ritual
 

1- Signature umbrella, Bella Umbrella, Pagoda
Black with Wisteria handle, $96
www.bellaumbrella.com

2- Bo-Tanica watering cans, polyethylen Design Denis Santachiara, Sabz
White 68 €, silvery metal 73 €
Sabz 22, rue Rottembourg Paris 12°
+33 1 40 21 30 05
www.sabz.fr

But first you'll have to make the rain come. To achieve this, please provide yourself with one of the extraordinary vintage-inspired umbrellas by Bella Umbrella's, an American brand whose founder's initial activity was the rental of her collection of vintage umbrellas for very select weddings. With your other hand take hold of a Bo-tanica watering can - make sure you filled it up beforehand. Its cleanly-drawn lines will enhance your concentration. Now close your eyes and slowy, slowly, spill the contents of the watering can on the umbrella. The heavens are listening.


The Rain, the Birds, Albertohighlight
 

1- Alberto clotheslines, edited by Casamania, Designer Fabrica, polyethylen
Dim. : 96,5 x 8 x 181 cm From 316 €

2- Bird manger "Self Service", glass container, rubber tray, steel and stainless steel leg, 150 cm, 135 € and "Rain" pluviometer, graduated receptacle, rubber stand, steel and stainless steel leg, 117 cm, 75 €
Design Henrick Holbaek and Claus Jensen for EVA SOLO

Sabz 22, rue Rottembourg Paris 12°, +33 1 40 21 30 05
www.sabz.fr

One rarely spends much time watching clothes drying on their lines. Except with Alberto, which manages to evoke the feeling that you've just put your clothes away on a tree before taking a swim. It's even better once the birds settle on this beautiful fake tree.
Yes, cutie birds are darlings, but they're so spoilt they won't flap a wing for the world anymore. It's high time they grew up a little bit and got a grip on themselves. Out with the pecking in our palm; the birds now have a self-service canteen, with a tray that also collects rainwater.
On overcast days when they won't drop by, we'll just sit in the garden under an umbrella and watch the pluviometer slowly filling up with water from the sky.