Eleanor Salazar-Poolballrings
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 
This ring is hand carved from a used pool ball. Every ring is a one of a kind, no two are identical and the dimensions will vary. (more…)

This ring is hand carved from a used pool ball. Every ring is a one of a kind, no two are identical and the dimensions will vary. (more…)

I came across this lovely gown made by Nina Valenti when reading a blog on Inhabitat today. Its a custom-made gown made from over 6,000 used and misprinted juice drink pouches! (more…)

If you have to use your dryer, you might as well recycle all that warm, fresh-smelling air! (more…)

A design firm, Frog Design, is working on a clothing concept that is capable of sustainable charging without the need for batteries or plugging into a wall outlet. (more…)

Shoes, muddy boots, kids’ stuff, bulky objects that need a home - you name it. These recycled flip-flop bins are cheerful and indestructible. (more…)

Masdar City, the world first zero-carbon city, will look strikingly different from today’s urban hubs. There will be no sky scrapers or cars. Instead, the city will consist of low-rises lined with solar panels to take advantage of the near-constant sunshine. (more…)

Target’s reusable shopping bag, originally developed to comply with new laws in California is making its way across the country. The reusable shopping bags have just begun to appear in Target stores on the east coast. Yay for Target! (more…)

Banner Bags has come up with a very stylish way to make use of all those PVC banner billboards and signs from the sides of trucks and on the street, that would usually get tossed in a landfill to be left for eternity. (more…)

This is a Fully functioning and normal looking pen with completely inconspicuous built in wireless mini spy camera, and also coming with an included solar charger for quick and easy recharging of the pen cameras built in Li-ion battery. (more…)

Lazy Christians everywhere, rejoice! You no longer need to strain your eyes, or use extra brain power to read your favorite book! (more…)