Showing posts with label Eco Friendly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eco Friendly. Show all posts

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Recycle & rejoice!

Through the always beautiful blog of 'Mandarine' I saw
these serene images of Karen Arens recycled furniture.

 I generally like this spot and could happily lay there
with a nice cup of tea and a good book, but what 
really caught my eye was that amazing floor candelabra.. 
I have a weakness for them!

Just look at that ceiling people!

The images are originally from the 'Recycled Home' book.

 The scissors on the wall are fantastic. You know how I love over-sized things!



It is great to see beauty mix with sustainability.

x Charlotta

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Green..

There are many reasons to love 'green' and I have for long
been very fond of this particular colour (and lifestyle for 
that matter!). So in celebration of the upcoming green 
events of 'Earth Hour 2010' ( 8.30-9.30pm, 27th March)
and 'St Patrick's Day' (17th March), I give you a parade of 
green inspiration - from Havana, to Jade, Aqua & soft Sage..
Enjoy!

 

 

 

 










 



 Please don't forget to sign up for Earth Hour people!

xCharlotta

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Zaishu Studio

I am in love with these beautiful slot-together
seats/tables with stunning hand-printed & silk-
screened designs and patterns by Zaishu Studio.

The products are made here in Australia out of
Native Australian Hoop Pine which is both
very strong and also an eco sustainable material.



Though each seat/table only weighs 3 kilos, it
can hold up to 150 kilos in weight!! Impressive!

The range takes inspiration from the slot-together
wooden beams in Japanese Buddhist temple.
Placing the five panels of a Zaishu seat/table flat
on the floor mirrors the lines & curves of a
traditional Japanese Kimono dress.





I think the designs are stunning and would love
to start my own little collection right now!

This design is inspired by Nordic interiors and
traditional cross stitch embroidery patterns.


This Australian themed design was created in close
teamwork with textile designer Nicola Cerini.






Another nature-inspired design with delicate
prints of Alpine forests, Australian Waratah pods,
and brown Eucalyptus leaves.V nice!


This artwork 'Equine' is a rare limited edition design
by Australian creative magician Angus McDonald.

I am so into equestrian themes at the moment,
and think it will be the next big thing over here..
When owls leave the trees there will be horses
standing underneath them for sure...

xCharlotta

Friday, October 16, 2009

Alabama Chanin fabrics

Alabama Chanin believe in slow design and sustainability.
They produce only limited edition, unique and hand made
products and I am have fallen completely for these 100% organic
cotton fabrics with vintage and recycled applique & couched detail.

Any of these would look great in our master bedroom.












 More from HERE.

xCharlotta

Thursday, October 15, 2009

UXUA Casa Hotel - Trancoso, Brazil

9 charming homes built by local artisans using ecological
and traditional building methods, tucked away in the lush
and authentic Bahian fishing village of Trancoso, Brazil.

'Trancoso', by the way, means 'paradise on earth' - I think
that seems to be the perfect description of this place.

Sounds tempting doesn't it..!?


















xCharlotta

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Green Home in Spain

Bidding you a good night with some fresh
& lovely pictures from a 'green home' in Spain.







G'nite!

xCharlotta
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