Showing posts with label ECO-FRIENDLY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ECO-FRIENDLY. Show all posts

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Reduce . Reuse . Recycle

This past week I had the opportunity to attend Greenbuild 09. I ran into these few items while perusing all of the different vendors. I have to admit that chairs seem to draw attention to my eyes. Here are just a few that I saw while wandering around the convention center.


AutoCad Presentation Center (I really liked these chairs and thought it was clever how they used these recyclable materials to make a seating area for their teaching sessions).

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Wallpaper Alternative

I came across this while going through our new products in our library and thought this is a really terrific way to fill in large empty wall. This is actually a clip from the gallery of Modular Arts. I really loved their interactive gallery because as you can see, you can pick from the different textures and see a real life application of the product. Contract Magazine also had a full page ad in their October Issue.


Another example is of MDC's Dimension Walls. Same concept but also provides a different variety of textures.


Friday, July 17, 2009

Table Topics

Coffee stirrers, spoons and toothpicks...imaginative and a work of art.

Daisuke Hiraiwa



Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Under The Sea

While soaking in a lot of this...

I discovered a treasure on the ceiling at the Shade Hotel...



...and some more...

Molo Design has some incredible products,
one of which are paper lanterns in the shape of sea urchins:


Lacor Furniture introduces a new use for chopsticks
with this unique blend of artistry and lighting:


Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Cookies & Shopping

I'm always up for visiting new places and especially places that offer handmade and/or handcrafted items. Here's a sampling of a few places I found:




Saturday, April 25, 2009

Lighting the way..

What do you do if it's too warm to have a fireplace in your environment? Get one that glows but doesn't give off the intense heat!~ My husband and I checked out Kontakt Magazine's PCDF and found this fireplace from this local vendor. It burns through a plant-based fuel called Fanola which gives off H2O. Not only are these fireplaces easily ignitable but also really easily extinguished. They also don't leave soot marks and look so clean!~