Original 1959 Airstream Restored Into Architect’s Fantastic Mobile Studio

Gorgeous Hand-Woven Wicker Furniture Showcases Traditional Chilean Craft

Sweet and Soft Leaf Lamp Emits a Warm and Inviting LED Glow

Inspired by the lush green trees dotting the Swedish landscape, Peter Schumacher‘s Leaf Lamp is a darling design sure to add a bit of charm to any interior space. The lamp features branches and a

Incredible Amsterdam Office Created Entirely From Cardboard

Seattle’s 15th Ave Coffee and Tea House Is a Rustic Eco-Chic Store Built by Starbucks

Affordable Accommodation for the Eco-Conscious Traveller in Buenos Aires

If you’re an eco-conscious traveller planning to visit Buenos Aires on a tight budget, don’t worry, you don’t have to leave your green lifestyle behind. The Eco-Pampa Hostel located in

Craftsman Clayton Tugunon Creates Snug Furniture From Coconut Twigs

Designed for relaxation, and inspired by the waves and sandy beaches of the Pacific, the Snug Collection is a set of beautiful seating options made from the delicious coconut tree. More specifically

Elegant Biodegradable WallArt Tiles Made From Renewable Sugar Cane Bagasse

This chic modern WallArt tiles add an extra dimension to boring plain walls. Made from recycled bagasse (a fibrous residue leftover from the process of extracting the sweet juice from sugarcane stalks),

How to Green Your Home With Windows From Marvin Windows Expert Christine Marvin

Over the last few weeks our exclusive Green Home Expert editorial series has brought you a bounty of tips on how to green your home with advice from the greatest green minds in architecture, interior

Top Ten Green Designs from Salone Satellite 2011 in Milan

DIY Treehouse Bed Allows Your Kid To Make Like Swiss Family Robinson

Forget the futons and canopy beds, here’s a sweet new space-saving bed that takes dreaming to new heights. A DIY design by blogger mom Juli of The Slow Life, this whimsical construction

Live Screen: A Modular Vertical Garden That Adds Patches of Green to Your Interior

Inspired by the concept of living walls, designer Danielle Trofe created Live Screen, a sculptural, self-irrigating planter system, comprised of tiered, organic-shaped pods that can house many forms of

Inhabitat is Looking for Writers for the 2011 Milan Furniture Fair!

Heads up Milan Furniture Fair fans and Europe-based writers! The Milan Furniture Fair kicks off next week from April 12th-17th and Inhabitat is looking for a few great writers/photographers to report on

Office Decorated With a Refurbished Vintage 1960s Fighter Plane

When Adam Kushner, principal of design firm KUSHNER Studios, set about designing a creative office environment, he thought big – really big. He and his team hauled in a vintage 1960s MiG fighter

UBM Seeks LEED Platinum for New SF Office with ‘Me Space to We Space’ Design

United Business Media is seeking LEED Platinum for their new San Francisco Office, creating a change from a “Me Space to We Space” as they adapt their operations from print media to the new digital

Modern Clock Made from Recycled Vending Machine Coffee Cups

If you love passing your time with a cup of coffee in hand, then you’re bound to love this clock and thermometer made from recycled coffee cups! Designed by Ashortwalk, each clock has been hand

Artists Cardamatis and Saad Create Art With Depth From Native Seed Casings

You could say Australian artists Scott Cardamatis and Joseph Saad are like two peas in a pod. Each share a love of nature, and it is this mutual passion that has led them to take a literal approach to

Colorful Hexagonal Wall Tiles Made From Sound-Absorbing “Wood Wool”

Fresh from the scene of Stockholm Design Week, these colorful hexagonal wall tiles by Form Us With Love strike a brilliant balance between sustainable materials, economy and functionality. The modular

Modern Tables and Benches Made from NASCAR Scrap Metal Waste

Scrap metal sheets have never looked so good. Designed by Bevara Design House, these elegant tables and benches breathe new life into post-industrial waste taken from a factory producing parts for

Recycled Bottle Lamps Turn Dumpster Plastic into Stunning Lights

The last time we heard from eco-designer Sarah Turner she was showing her recycled Drinks Bottle Lighting at the Ideal Home Show in London. Since then, Sarah’s designs have gone big-time and can now be

Amazing LED Eco Wool Carpet Lights the Way

Eco and health friendly wool carpet just came along with an amazing and electric new twist – embedded LED lights. The cool new carpeting from Dutch design studio, Lama Concept, comes in a whole slew

Colorful New Bench Gives Old Skateboards New Trick

We have covered skateboard-inspired furniture in the past, so we were excited to see this cool new bench from Pennsylvania-based company, Deckstool. Started by Jason Podlaski after his brother tasked him

Modular Pop-Up Bar in Sydney Can Be Flat Packed Away

VIDEO: The Road to Designing Sustainable, Modern Green Living

This year’s Dwell on Design Conference offered an incredible showcase of sustainable design, and the crown jewel of the event was the MODERN Living showhouse – a home made from more than 80%

No Early Birds Showcases New Habits in Furniture Form

No Early Birds is a modern Swedish furniture company created by architect Per Söderberg and creative director Peter Simonsson. During their extensive experience in the creative industry, the team saw a

Stunning Chandelier Features Dandelion-Encased LEDs

At one time or another, many of use can recall plucking a dandelion from the Earth and blowing its delicate florets to the wind with a wish in mind. Enchanted by this wonder-filled aesthetic and slight

RVW: Concious Design for Head and Heart from Sweden

RVW (which is short for ‘review’) is a design and production company based in Malmö, Sweden, which — as the name suggests — pays careful attention to every aspect of their design process.

Colorful Bowls Made From Recycled Macadamia Nutshells

These colorful Husque bowls are crafted using the recycled hulls of Macadamia nuts by Queensland-based designer Marc Harrison. Through the use of local materials and local symbology, Harrison hopes to