Articles tagged with: Décor

Okooko Float: A Green Cradle Takes You on a Voyage Through Dreams
Posted in Furniture, Green on 22 October 2008

I always wanted my bedroom (which happens to be my favorite place) to look like the one I saw in the fairytales. I always wondered if I would ever find a bed like the one on which Sleeping Beauty slumbered for years. Well, I’m happy I finally found one. Float, a cute green bed crafted from the sustainable, water-resistant Totara wood with base and canopy enclosed in acrylic fabric finished in Teflon fascinated me.

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Solar-Driven Leaf Shade to Rejuvenate Your Living
Posted in Energy, Environment, Power, Solar on 22 September 2008

Leaf Shade

Technology going ecofriendly is the best one could ask for. But if it brings foliage straight into your house-Bingo! Sara Rossbach has planted an innovative green concept for today’s energy consuming lifestyle. She has come up with a décor for your window that is dubbed as Leaf Shade. Leaf Shade utilizes sun’s energy to power up a house and at the same time acts as a screen to keep away the glaring sun. This leafy shade too just like real leaves absorbs the sun rays.

But the shade doesn’t prepare food for itself. It is tweaked to power your home with solar energy instead. Made of two layers, the prime solar film layer is fitted with a battery and does the actual job of energizing your abode with all the goodness of the sun. The other layer is fabric that is dressed with cutouts that give an impression of sunlight passing through the leaves. With the concrete jungles spreading like wildfire erasing all the greens from the face of the earth, this Leaf Shade would also remind you every moment to conserve our lush greens.

A very interesting and style of green décor and eco-energy, one would agree. This one’s a must have for every eco-lover!

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Get A Cute Stool For Your Child
Posted in Designer, Earth, Eco Art, Eco-Friendly, Eco-friendly products, concept on 27 August 2008

Astronomer stools

I have the latest addition for your green interior decor but hey it’s meant for the kids’ room. Yes, the colourful Astronomer Stool by QCollection Junior will win you over with its ‘cuteness’. Specially aimed at children, these handy stools are basically meant to help kids reach about things in a world that doesn’t run according to their height specifications. In addition to this wonderful feature, these brick-coloured stools can also be used for seating.
Available in small and extra small sizes, the stools are manufactured domestically from locally-sourced and FSC-certified aspen topped with a non-toxic, water-based finish; which means they are free from any kind of health hazards. Being light weight, they can be easily handled by children themselves and you can be free from the trouble of carrying them around the house trailing your li’l one. And the best is saved for the last. On a summer discount, these adorable astronomer stools can be yours at $95-$105. So what are we waiting for?
Via ecofabulous

Mathieu Lehanneur’s River Plant Aquarium – Modernist Eco-marvel!
Posted in Designer, Eco Art, Eco-Friendly, Eco-friendly products, Go green, Green, concept on 24 July 2008

His designs are modernist marvels and his intentions reveal a fashionable way of dealing with the global food crisis. He is French designer Mathieu Lehanneur and his latest ecological – wonder design: The Local River Plant Aquarium has created ripples of excitement among viewers at the Artists Space in NY. His aquarium which is a unique combination of DIY vegetable garden and fish hatchery was on display from April 21st to June 21st, 2008.


His creation is an installation of local river ecosystem self contained in special glass tanks which is connected to the mini vegetable garden above which purifies the air in a neat glass capsule.

The futuristic design is one you can’t stop gazing at! And there’s no doubt that it can increase the beauty of your indoors manifold once installed and fully functional. This eco-art come modernistic décor piece infuses the use of hydroponics.

The veggies growing above in glass pods use water from the fish tank (this water is nitrate-rich as fishes excrete their wastes in it); extract nutrients from it and inturn filter the water which then gets consumed by the fishes in the hatchery below. This aquarium responds to the fresh food needs of those who don’t have enough outdoor space to grow vegetables!

For more details on the installation process click the video underneath:

Via: mathieulhanneur