Tight Rolled Recycled Newspaper Furniture Idea

Do you have a lot of old newspaper? Some of us create a clipping from our used newspaper for library collection purpose. But David Stovell, a designer from UK, has another idea for used papers. He creates a unique furniture from tight rolled Sunday Papers that I never think about.

He gives us a video [...]

Green Tone Kitchen material

Green tone kitchen material builds fresh kitchen for you. With green color and clean cabinet, those materials makes our kitchen more natural. This is a design picture of green kitchen theme with 3750 x 5000 px size, therefore you can see its detail parts. Maybe it can be an inspiration to create fresh kitchen in [...]

Funky Patchwork Furniture from Recycled Fabric

Patchwork is usually used for quilting and bedcovering. But Lisa Whatmough, a British designer, has used patchwork technique in different way for her Squint Limited company. She adopted it for covering her funky furnitures become unique and fun product. That’s an extraordinary technique I ever see.
She combined various old textille collection and period furniture with [...]

Home Furniture from Recycled Wood Waste

Amy Hunting has her own brilliant design in recycled wood furniture. The recycled wood she uses comes from the factories waste in Denmark. They are glued together without screwing or bolting for forming them into chair, book box, and lamps. Here are her work.

This book box has built in stands of book which you can [...]

Green Material Alternatives for Kitchen Cabinet

More people try to find and use green product in their life. In this green awareness revolution, kitchen is one of the most important part of home which should be always kept green. The kitchen cabinets are commonly contain formaldehyde and adhesives which is made from medium-density fiberboard (MDF), compressed wood, or particleboard products. Those [...]

Mitchell Corn Palace Masterpiece

Another art piece from corn husk besides dolls is a corn building. One of the most buildings made from corn husk is Mitchell Corn Palace, or on the other words, it’s called as The Corn Belt Exposition. It was built in 1892 in South Dakota and last rebuilt in 1921 as a large auditorium by [...]