Terrariums let us peek at nature when we can't slip outdoors. Whether displayed on an office desktop or in a home living room, the miniature gardens under glass assure a daily dose of soothing views.

If you’ve noticed a trend toward transparency, blame it on the latest spin on indoor gardening to tingle the imagination of wannabe gardeners, from schoolchildren to seniors and everyone in between.

Inject color and style into your home with these real hammered glass stained glass terrariums. Available in pairs and a few different color options, these fun, pretty terrariums stand out with their ...

I remember my mom buying a terrarium circa early 1970, a giant glass box hermetically sealed with a few plants, some moss and a weird assortment of ceramic mushrooms and garden gnomes. In short order, ...

IT was an unseasonably hot Saturday in April, and the three dozen terrariums on display in a booth at the Brooklyn Flea were sweating, the moisture turning into beads on their glass containers. Katy ...

Remember those old elementary-school terrariums – lidded aquariums filled with plants or plastic soda bottles growing science projects? Today’s aquariums are chic and rule-busting, popping up in ...

Here at the Strategist, we like to think of ourselves as crazy (in the good way) about the stuff we buy (like pillows), but as much as we’d like to, we can’t try everything. Which is why we have ...

The glass-encased universes called terrariums are back on the scene from the 1970s. Whether they were giant brandy snifters or dangled from macramé hangers, those ’70s versions definitely tended to ...