A Hip Eco-Friendly Hammock For Dogs (or cats) From Pet Lounge Studios.
Well, since I blogged about a hammock for cats awhile back (shown below) , it's only fair that I give equal press to this one…
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Lufdesigns Brings Nature & Whimsy To Efficient & Ecological Design.
Tsunho Wang and his firm Lufdesign began as a product development company in Seoul, Korea in 2002. Wang and his designers have since moved into…
Doggy Style. Picking Up Poo With Aplomb.
The ultimate gift for cosmopolitan dog lovers. Jungeschachtel dog poo bags, are the most stylish, hygienic and environmentally friendly way to pick up that stinky stuff your canine leaves behind. (more…)
Edible Drinking Glasses That Encourage You To Litter. Jelloware.
The folks at The Way We See The World have designed edible, flavored and naturally biodegradable gelatinous drinking cups, that when tossed on the surface…
Amusing Reclaimed Wood: The Coney Island Furniture Line By Uhuru
Uhuru, a Brooklyn-based furniture design company dedicated to sustainability and local craftsmanship, launched its second "local materials" line for New York Design Week this past…
A Modern Bamboo Solar-Powered Studio by Lamboo
Lamboo Solar Bamboo Studio The Illinois-based Lamboo is a technology company that specializes in the manufacturing of engineered structural bamboo for architectural applications all over…
Special Edition Outerwear by Pharrel Williams and Keita Sugiura For Moncler
Pharrel Williams and Keita Sugiura For Moncler. As part of their new Fall Winter 2010 collection, the Italian high end outerwear company Moncler has teamed…
Eco-Friendly & Extra Funky Pillows From Heather Lins Home.
Located in Madison, Wisconsin, Heather Lins was trained as a graphic designer but wanted to escape the computer and get her hands dirty in the…
Drink To Earth Day With Yet 10 More Organic Vodkas!
Today is the celebration of annual Earth Day. So why not raise a glass of Organic Vodka to toast our planet? This is my Part…
Books Become Planters At Gartenkultur Of Italy
Gartenkultur of Italy has found a way to repurpose and recycle old hardback books. By drilling all the way through a book (or a stack of books glued together) adding a mesh net and some dirt, they become planters. Succulents, bonsai trees and other small greenery can happily live in these novel homes. (more…)
