I think bonsais are great but unfortunately my little tree died today after months of care (the heated air didn’t help too). I guess the next step is get a new one to last some more months or get another one to last forever. The Atomic Bonzai (Bonsai) kit is a great solution: set you ideal shape in just a minute. And best of all, it is made from 100% recycling papers non-toxic – Yeah!
Julien Madérou had the perfect idea for salad servers: edible utensils; it’s green, delicious and useful! And the best part, so EASY (look the recipe)! Doesn’t it look/taste great?!
Need a new lamp but want it cool and green? The designer Ed Chew has the perfect take on that: TetraBox lamp. Get some milk/juice carton put some hexagonal and pentagonal shapes, and voilà, an impressive lamp right away!
Instructables is a great web-source for learning and creative think! The crayons reuse/remake shown above is just one of the many projects you could try; loved!
Looking for some recycling ideas? How about repurposing some “trecos” (stuff) that you might already have? Reuben Miller has some good tips!
Very cool species available on the Flora Fauna collection at Lumadessa, you’ll find even extinct animals. And the best thing is that 5% of profits are donated to Animal and Environmental charities!
These interesting paper sculptures are made of small paper shapes inside toilet paper rolls to give the illusion that the figures are part of the roll. Very cute!
Do you like antique? These VHS are actually external hard drive disguised as your favorite movie; super cool (and geek)!
The Potmaker a very helpful, easy to use and environment friendly tool that will help you to create biodegradable seedling pots from newspaper; and if you want to go even more green, you can always use a recycled pet bottle to help you do the task – fun and green!
The matero stool, a cute creation made with goat skin and lenga wood, was designed by designo patagonia from Argentina. Besides their cool products they always try to represent their respect for the nature!