Solar Ivy captures the sun's energy whilst creating a pleasing visual aesthetic

Solar Ivy was inspired by traditional mansions, where ivy decorates the exterior walls and reflects the organic essence of nature. Created in collaboration with Brooklyn-based parent company SMIT, Solar Ivy is a series of solar cells printed with conductive ink that resemble ivy leaves. The leaves have been designed to be placed on the outside of residential or commercial buildings as a way of utilizing and absorbing solar energy, whilst also doubling as a shade screen... Continue Reading Solar Ivy captures the sun's energy whilst creating a pleasing visual aesthetic

Tags: Design, Energy, Photovoltaic, Solar, Solar Cell, Sustainable

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