Mini green-house effect by Bel-Air

Since global warming is such a concern and since we can’t actually be carrying around green houses to go green, a couple of intelligent heads thought to invent just that. This is referred to as a mobile mini green-house or living filter called Bel-Air. It absorbs and metabolizes noxious chemicals and particles from the air that circulates in homes. This was created by Parisian industrial designer Mathieu Lehanneur and Harvard scientist David Edwards. So what it does is, act as an air purifier that continuously inhales polluted air, forcing it through three natural filters prior to releasing it back into the space, purified.

This is ideal for any place including bedroom, living room, office, kitchen and even in dark spaces because of the Bel-Air’s white LED lights, which work on AC power, enabling plants to thrive anywhere. Bel-Air has also won the prestigious Innovation of the Year Award from Popular Science magazine in 2008.
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