These funky unique are a clever solution to old suitcases. The designer has come up with a way to recycle patterned luggage in a line called the Sit Bag. (more…)

This mobile workspace, by designer Mathias Schnyder, is perfect for your terrace, patio, deck or whatever type of outdoor space you have. (more…)

Introducing agnes the astra rear bumper sofa. Tradesmen nationwide have been utilising its ergonomic form as a resting perch for years. (more…)

Add unique, quirky charm to any room with this cube storage chest handmade from barn wood, molding from houses and beaded board. This unique accent piece is a patchwork quilt of interesting patterns and textures handmade by Georgia artist Margaret Taylor.

Combining rustic material with practical and modern design, this sturdy steel patchwood cube will be an ideal storage piece in the dining room, bedroom, bathroom, entry way or kitchen. Each is one-of-a-kind and will vary. (more…)

This coffee table is composed of six copies of a magazine intricately woven together in a way that creates a stable and strong 3-D structure. There is no cutting or glue so it can be taken apart at any time. In order to transform the magical sculpture into a functional object, a glass top and metal base were added. Talk about inspiring and good looking.

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Eco-friendly furniture for the fast lane. Boris Bally’s Transit Chairs are “humanufactured”^TM from recycled, officially retired aluminum traffic signs.

Hand-fabricated, -shaped and -finished, no two are alike, their unique markings and patinas earned on the road. Perfect for use indoors or out - stainless steel hardware won’t rust, and used champagne corks on the legs protect flooring and provide stability.

Perfect for a fun and whimsical office chair. All Chairs are different, so you may want to ask what colors you are getting when ordering.

Artist Bio
Boris Bally is a metalsmith whose work is included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Art and Design, New York, New York; The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England; the Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina and many others.

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These Recycled rugs are intricately woven with multi colored threads made of recycled plastic.

They are woven with the same fashion as real flat weave wool rugs. These rugs are made from recycled soda bottles and milk bottles.

It won’t stain easily since it’s made from plastic, so cleaning up a soill is easy, you just need to wipe it off! They don’t trap water so they won’t produce mildew.

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Make drinks, not war with this Vietnam-era artillery case that was salvaged and renovated into a peaceful and rustic-looking wine bar that holds 3 bottles, 6 glasses and still has space for tools. Closed, it is a rugged and nostalgic decorative box; open, it finds purpose as a functional serving station. The perfect gift for wine enthusiasts or anyone looking to add a unique twist to the average bar.

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This is a project of Brooklyn-based Sudia Design Labs and designed by Devang A. Shah and Michael Low of Brooklyn. At first glance, anyone would pass it on as a regular standard table. But no, this one actually contributes towards making the world a greener place.  This weatherproof table is covered in solar panels and is able to produce enough electricity to power your laptop and other electronic paraphernalia, even a television and DVD player. (more…)

For the very, very deserving eco-design-fanatic on your list, the British design collective Reestore creates furniture out of  things that would otherwise been thrown away like bathtubs, shopping carts, and old washers. (more…)