Forty-four objects, including Victorian hair jewelry, an 1880s armchair made of steer horns, above, and 1920s prints of insects with intertwined legs, will be shown along with the prototype for a new Campana chair -- "a nonserious criticism of the loss of the wicker-making tradition," Mr. Campana said, created by wrapping dried vines around plastic objects retrieved from the trash.
Similarly, you could cover the vines with plastic sheeting.
For Country children, the Poison Ivy, a bunch of plastic vines, suitable for walking through barefoot.
The gas, fed along the vines in perforated plastic bags, adds bulk to the fruit and speeds growth.
Done up in plastic vines, colored lights and vast quantities of stained glass, the place looks like a speakeasy.
The hotel is a tumbledown place with a decor that includes plastic vines and doilies and the building houses an Italian restaurant that has jazz nights on Wednesdays.
Plastic vines bearing fake fruit (found at a 99-cent store nearby) hang from the ceiling, a suggestion to one client, the New York University School of Medicine, that it give a new building a wall of living plants.
But for Chris Brentin, 31, a psychologist who grew up dreaming of eloping in Vegas, walking down the aisle to the chapel's outdoor gazebo draped with plastic vines and Pachelbel's canon piped through hidden speakers was everything he had hoped for.
"Stay in one place, eat from all over!" Run by the Yunnan provincial government, Yunteng Shifu reproduces the region's subtropical fecundity with overflowing plastic green vines and neon cloth flowers.
And the best congee I've had in New York is at Congee Village, a friendly restaurant on the Lower East Side, which has an outlandish interior full of bamboo and plastic hanging vines and is meant to resemble a small village.
