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Top 4 eco-furniture pieces

2009-07-22T13:31:00.000-07:00

This piece is made from an old washing machine drum. How we can see, it has been scrubbed up with cover and lime scale remover. We can find inside an energy-saving bulb, which produces a disco ball-style show through the drum's cheese grater holes.

This hammock is made from recycled seatbelts that have been rejected by buyers because they're slightly off-shade or they fail 2.5 tonne break test. The hammock can hold two light people easily and you have three colors (orange, green and black)

Designer Richard Liddle has created an eye-catching chair made from 100% recycled HDPE that is strong and comfortable to sit on. Plastic accounts for 7% of all waste in Britain, and a substantial chunk of that is high-density polyethylene (HDPE) from milk bottles and washing-up liquid containers.

Claire Danthois' Once a Door is made from an old reclaimed door. This amazing lounge chair is just one of a whole series of transformed furniture made from old ladders, gates and beds. How we can see the wood for this particular piece has been cut into 90 individual pieces, drilled with 360 holes and threaded together with cable.

Wax Vases

2008-11-03T13:27:00.000-08:00

Like if they weren't busy enough, now they made vases for us. Yes that's right this vase has been made by bees and by Tomas Gabzdil Libertiny and if the name ring you a bell it's because he is from Studio Libertiny.
It took the effort of forty thousand bees and a week to accomplish this vase.
How did they do this?... like this:
They made a hive with the shape of a vase, then let the bees live there and as usual they built with its wax the hexagonal form that is like the default form they do.
This is the most natural way of making a vase, cause you are not using any of the extinguished materials or in a future extinct, but we are seizing the things we have on hand and helping not destroying the earth even more.

Eco Luxuries

2008-10-15T13:59:00.000-07:00

At this time we are always worry about the environment and that if we buy something it doesn’t affect the nature in any way possible. But usually when we travel… or to be realistic; when we have a leisure time we try to go anywhere near home, so we don’t need to do the things that other can do for us or in other words we like to be conceited. And what a better place for taking a vacation that Morgan's Rock Hacienda & Ecolodge, that even when it looks wood made all their bungalows are from sustainable local woods.
It’s located on Central America’s most awesome beach, and you don’t have to worry about the trees because they have a reforestation project that is one of the last natural sanctuaries found on Central America.