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Evelyn Lee, Zoe Melo and Ruth Oh discuss sustainable design at this year's Dwell on Design Innovation Stage

Inhabitat set up a booth in collaboration with Touch Studio to showcase the winners of our 2010 Spring Greening DIY Design Competition.

Dwell Outdoor showcased an incredible array of green designs including a Wooley Pockets Wall.

Dyson showcased its sleek new Airblade Fans, which eschew traditional fan blades for their “air multiplier” technology.

Dwell on Design 2010 also featured a Modern Family Fun Activity Zone that showcased a great set of kid-friendly designs.

Many thanks to all of our volunteers who represented Inhabitat in their green Inhabitat tees as well as all the fans and readers who dropped in to check out some the finalists from our Spring Greening Contest!

3 Responses to “Inhabitat Reports on the Best of Dwell On Design 2010!”

How to Work a Green Trade Show | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World says:

June 30, 2010 at 2:17 pm

[...] successfully partner up with like-minded brands (like we recently did with our eco pop-up shop at Dwell on Design!). Learn how to maximize your return on investment on the trade show floor [...]
Inhabitat's Spring Greening Contest Winners on Sale!!! | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World says:

July 9, 2010 at 1:32 pm

[...] Bike tire tubes stretched between a couple of used furniture legs create this functional and handy shelving system, which also happens to look pretty sweet. For the lover of all things cycling, the ElasticShelf by SystemDesignStudio uses the tension created by the stretched tubes to keep books and other objects fixed in place. These were a favorite for all who stopped by our booth at Dwell on Design. [...]
Awesome Flat-pack Asian-Inspired Playhouse Debuts at Dwell on Design | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World says:

July 10, 2010 at 1:02 pm

[...] weekend at Dwell on Design, designer Gregg Fleishman premiered this super cool multifunctional Asian inspired playhouse. Known [...]

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