Thanks to the coming of various digital cameras, the old film cameras people own are stocked up there somewhere. Wait, maybe even there are even some first generation digicams who have joined them too. Regardless, they don’t have to be shelved to gather dust.
If you check out this neat idea from Stacie of Stars for Streetlights, those old digicams may yet offer some light, in a manner of speaking. Rather than being stashed aw
Here is a cute lamp for you, one that boasts of some eco-friendly intent. This is the Decafe Lamp, something that Raul Lauri came up with. Through the use of new composite materials in the form of recycled coffee grounds, he was able to come up with a lamp that caters to the era of renewable and biodegradable proportions.
The lamp is shaped like a cup and features a switchless design.
Lamps are perhaps one of the most common things that you can come up with when you think about trying to salvage and come up with new items that can offer some functional use inside the home. And today we find the Re-Tech Salvaged lamps, another recycling idea which should offer a brilliant glow for people seeking sensible solutions for use.
The lamp was created using 95 percent reusable items, each made complete
To Martins offer an inspiring piece that should entice people to put old appliances and stuff back to good use. Taking old parts from a washing machine, Martins was able to come up with lush lighting solutions that should show people what creative and recycling stuff can render.
The result from his efforts was this REWASH lamp, something that came aided with a tripod. The eco-inspired lamps should be great
Skateboards have been around and just in case you have an old one stashed there somewhere in your home, maybe you can transform it into something useful and original such as a stool. The Skateboard Stool provides a new recycling DIY idea, transforming skateboards into functional seating solutions. The idea should be ideal for broken skateboards of course. Thanks to Jason Podlaski, he artistically came up with these new recycled skateboard stools, a c
We are big fans of innovative products that seem to transcend all design boundaries. The Stove is an interesting take on thermal heating as it is a carpet/rug that features heating capabilities. The carpet is equipped with a rechargeable photovoltaic battery and features a three layered design. The first layer protects from the cold, the second features carbon hot wire and the third includes cells to diffuse heat to the surface.
An artist from Estonia has come up with another ideal time-telling piece for the home with the Vinyl Numbers Clock. This is another recycling masterpiece, taking old vinyl records and turning them into a work of art for showing the time.
Pavel Sidorenko took his artistic talent and professionally cut old vinyl records to produce this Vinyl Number Clock which is really something cool to have for any part of the home. Ideal for liv
They are eco-friendly and functional to have in your home. This refers to the Danny Giles 800g Library, where potential users can metaphorically assess the depth of its ecological footprint. They are made entirely of recycled cardboard scraps and was created with simple methods of construction.
The stackable shelf is something anyone can truly make do well within their home. It is eco-friendly and serves as an inspirational idea fo
A dishwasher is normally something that is tied up with energy hogging issues that make a home uncool. But with some tweaks and the actual need for gadgets that can make life easier for the working class, apparently one small device that can be placed on the kitchen counter wouldn’t hurt. Besides, it runs on steam from recycled water that can clean those dishes while you relax and get your much needed rest.
All you need to do after that is perform a hearty rinse and you’re good to go. Water used in the steam and rinsing processes will be collected in the recycling ba
Recycling is an art and for people who have a talent for it, you may be surprised at what they can produce. Just take the case of Mexican-Brazilian artist Carolina Fountoura with this recycled lighting fixtures made of old bicycle chains. The result is a lavish looking chandelier that one would never even notice.
Recycled out of bicycle chains, the lamps and chandeliers by Carolina are on display at her first solo show, Connect. These are definitely creations that should be something to watch out for, particularly for people who are looking for something unique and modern to
