By applying a reversed production process of turning paper into wood instead of the other way around, the designer Mieke Meijer came up with an ingenious way of recycling old newspapers and turning them into a wood like material . . . More
The mid-century Danish style inspired bags from Canopy Verde are an ode to clean, environmentally and animal friendly design. They use certified organic cotton, chemical-free and earth-friendly dyes, and vegan leather made from Polyurethane, which uses fewer . . . More
100% biodegradable, these wooden vases from Minimal Design are printed rather than crafted. They are made from a mixture of 70% corn and 30% recycled wood. Their clean lines offer a modern . . . More
March 27, 2017
March 27, 2017
March 27, 2017
A wonderful alternative to wasteful plastic wrap, besides being beautifully designed, these honeybee wraps are safe, non-toxic and eco-friendly. The creation of a mother of five from Byron Bay in Australia, the HoneyBeeWrap is a flexible wrap that can be . . . More
March 27, 2017
Hemp has been an industrial super crop since centuries and one of the earliest domesticated plants known. It has been cultivated for over 12,000 years. It is the strongest plant fibre in the world and can be used to make anything from . . . More
March 27, 2017
To this day, Laos is the most heavily bombed country, per capita, in the world with tons of scrap material up for grabs to be recycled. It was first the ingenuity of Laotian villagers who decided to make . . . More
March 27, 2017
March 27, 2017
Reusable bottles, aimed to reduce our throw-away culture, have been a common sight for a while now. However, most of them are still made from plastic and, once thrown away, remain a huge contributor to global pollution. To combat this trend, the designers . . . More
March 27, 2017
Over are the days when friends are standing uncomfortably around the living-room because there are no more chairs to offer. Because with Bookniture made by designers in Hong Kong you can now literally store your chairs in your bookshelves . . . More
March 27, 2017