Wicker Lamps by The Andes House
The “Wicker Lamps”, sustainable furniture presented by Chilean Design Group – The Andes House. The designer create this lamps using local raw materials. This furniture is a part of their lighting and furniture line named ‘made in mimbre’. The lamps are made from natural fiber obtained from the salix plant. maintaining its natural color, the fiber strands are braided around a wire frame.

The Ski House H2o sited near artificial lake in Hobe Hobe Sound, Florida. the design thus engages the lake in multiple ways. This elevated perspective in an otherwise flat surrounding topography provides a view of the 1/2 mile watercourse from end to end.

The house is a simple bar conceptually and literally broken into 3 use defined areas; i.e. guest wing, public/fraternal spaces, master bedroom. A metal roof hovers above these 3 parts to encourage circulation movement from one space to another.

The roof design also provides shade to the lakeside terrace …

This sustainable furniture created by Gal Ben-Arav using raw bamboo and cast aluminum. The designer says “I chose to use bamboo in its raw form. In this way, the processing is minimal as well as the invested energy, it can be 100% recycled and the out coming morphology creates a new micro-wild natural environment that can be situated in an urban, industrial and gray environment and revive it.”

Sustainable Furniture Ideas

The Wooden Heap projected by Swiss based designer Boris Dennler to invite the public to see beyond appearances, create the unexpected and the surprise. This furniture made by remove any traces of furniture which hides inside. It makes reference to the radical designers of the movement of the anti-design of the 70?s. It is also a wink from all the objects since the antiquity that hide their real function: the sham, the misleading appearance, as a hollowed out book hiding a weapon or a tip-up wall looking onto …

There’s need to choose between your environmentally friendly values and your need for a more functional kitchen. As you seen, this sustainable wood kitchen was designed by Swedish designer Frederick Ohlén, that serves all the possible functions and occupies as little space as possible. This kitchen is made of recycled materials classified as waste. The kitchen is modular and can be modified as needed. It helps you to separate your trash and reduce the amount of wasted food. | Frederick Ohlén

Modern living room furniture is highly fashionable yet comfortable and very trendy in nature. It is the basic need if you want to make the contemporary living room. It gives the feel of progression, pace and living comfortably but in a style. Also in today’s world where living spaces are shrinking in size, modern living furniture has become the necessity. Italian furniture is best to pick in this category as this furniture is very sleek and modern. This contemporary furniture comes from Presotto Italia, a well known functional living room …

The Press Club venue located within San Francisco’s Four Seasons hotel on Yerba Buena Lane. This interior club’s designed by BCV Architects with sustainably sourced woods with exposed structural elements, suggesting the partnership of the organic and the industrial that is the hallmark of Wine Country. Wine bottles themselves are used in innovative displays that bring color and light to the space. The entry level shop entices the visitor inside, and then reveals a grand stair to a subterranean level tasting lounge. – BCV Architects

This house project consist of 3,365 sf main residence, 500 sf garage, 50? lap pool, pool cabana, situated in the hills above Montecito. This building was designed by Barton Myers Associates to take advantage of the site’s striking features, including majestic oak trees and large boulders. A public wing includes living, dining and kitchen areas and opens up to the main outdoor dining and lounging areas. The building is constructed of exposed steel, glass, concrete and insulated metal panels. The Montecito Residence takes full advantage of the indoor-outdoor living made …

This modern outdoors kitchen comes from Electrolux with as much emphasis on shape as function. This Outdoor Kitchen combine both sustainable and timeless, selecting clever eco-friendly materials and having greenery and plant life as an integral part of the design. This kitchen designed in collaboration with landscape designer Jamie Durie, presented modern in neutral color palette with the nature around a outdoor cooking and entertaining area. – Electrolux & Jamie Durie

Located in Shavano Park Texas, this sustainable house was designed by Heather McKinney of McKinney York Architects. Connections to the outside were achieved with strategic glazing, the pool, a screened porch, and patios on either side of the house. The house is mostly low-maintenance, but because the program called for space to display the vast collection of blown glass, there has to be a few bottles of glass cleaner around. The client’s love of glass was paramount to the house’s design, so the house was created to achieve a connection …