Inhabitat’s Favorite Green Products from Neocon 2010

<a href="http://www.neocon.com/">NeoCon 2010</a> comes to a close today at Chicago's Merchandise Mart, wrapping up an amazing showcase of products galore that filled the building’s 18 stories. This year NeoCon offered up a number of green zones, offered opportunities to win green prizes on a sustainable product scavenger hunt, and showcased some fresh new eco products and a handful of old Inhabitat favorites - read on for the best from the show!

Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for <a href="http://www.kvadrat.dk/">Kvadrat</a>, these three-dimensional wool Clouds are available exclusively in North American through <a href="http://www.haworth.com/en-us/Pages/Home.aspx">Haworth</a> and comes in a variety of different colors.

<a href="http://www.haworth.com/en-us/Pages/Home.aspx">Haworth</a> strung up their new line of three-dimensional wool clouds.

<a href="http://www.graceleestudio.com/">Grace Yougeun Lee</a>'s gorgeous multifunctional waste bin was featured in the Furniture Revolution Design Gallery dedicated to emerging students and young designers. The simple design functions as both a side table and a pushbutton trash bin, making it perfect for those in need of extra space.

Grace Lee Studio's trash bin in action

<a href="http://www.3-form.com/">3Form</a> launched their new Gecko tiles at <a href="http://www.neocon.com">NeoCon</a>. The water-applied skin allows designers to add color and extra privacy to existing glass installations. Each panel can be used multiple times, allowing inhabitants to change the colors as often as they wish to match the changing seasons.

3Form's new Gecko tiles use a water-based adhesive.

Sylex Sava showcased a set of eco chairs set in a corrugated cardboard display.

The Arktura Facet Table is made from bamboo and steel and features an interesting three-dimensional surprise.

Arktura's attractive Vienta Wall Tiles are well-suited for use inside and out.

Neocon's GreenSpot exhibit featured no less than 50 green design innovations.

Neocon 2010 hosted an "Eco Adventure" that lead attendees on a scavenger hunt to talk to green exhibitors and win green prizes.