Showing posts with label Green Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Green Design. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Kalon Studios

If you are looking for stylish sustainable kids furniture, look no further. I was pleasantly surprised when I ran into Kalon Studios based in California. Their products are non-toxic and locally produced in the US. Each piece is made to order. Here are some of my favorites:



Wednesday, September 9, 2009

PURE by Ami McKay

I came across these eco-friendly furniture, Pure by Ami McKay, and I'm very pleased with the clean lines with a nature twist they brought.

Using sustainable materials such as biodegradable natural latex rubber, FSC certified hardwood frame, organic cotton batting, and non-toxic adhesive, each pieces will not off-gas in order to promote healthy indoor air quality.


Cyrilla Arm Chair


Hazel Setee


Cyrilla Daybed


Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Resource Reuse - Part II

I love it when architects or designers incorporate materials found and repurpose them instead of sending them to the landfill. Here's a couple of example of another resource reuse. The first part can be found here.



Lighting fixture made from wine bottles via RotorBrain
Room partition made from water bottles. Image is from Style Hive

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Resource Reuse

How clever is turning these found objects into new furnishings? Well, that's Max McMurdo of Reestore's green design practice.


His Max loveseat came from a vintage cast-iron bathtub with an upholstered seat and armrest!


Annie, an abandoned shopping cart finds new life as an armchair with padded seat and back.


And Deborah...this desk is made out of aluminum aeroplane wing supported by stainless steel legs and topped with glass.

Mission accomplished!