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Imagine to get lost in a prehistoric forest completely fossilized.Trunks are undamaged but there is no more sap running through them. There are crystals of precious minerals filling the skeletons of raw petrified bark. The wood becomes a stone through the silicization process. This allows the organic materials settled in the trunk of the tree to become minerals (mostly quartz and silicates). Petrification takes place underneath the ground, when the trees are covered by sediments which prevent the oxygen from reaching them. Rain water, which is rich in salts, penetrates and flows down through the forest, giving the petrified wood further colours and shades. The wood gets a different colour and charm according to the nature of the territory where the petrification takes place. The tree becomes a stone, while keeping the original structure of the bark and the wood, resulting in a precious product, which is a realmiracle of nature. Elements such as manganese, iron, copper and contaminated quartz crystals give the petrified wood a variety of tones.

Zuriac's Decorative Nano Tree Wall Decor is a beautiful decor tree that helps to make your house unique. So to decorate your home wall with this amazing tree.

Imagine discussing sustainability issues in a tree house nestled among pine and birch trees? Not only does it sound fantastic but also drives home the point, pronto! Click the link to read more...

Often a single element can become the mainstay of an elaborate design exercise. Check out the tree motif and its vivid interpretations in this interior design project and share similar experiences...

Wood is the natural source that comes from stem of trees. It is hard and fibrous, and is utilized in making different artifacts

It's amazing Lounge Fabric Chair With Shape Rugs and they looks like those colorful rag rugs we've all used for throw rugs (or bathmats, or door mats). You know these chairs are made from rags! The T-shirt chair line from Green Furniture Sweden is made from leftover upholstery material and other fabrics by Maria Westerberg. And Lounge Fabric Chair With Shape Rugs has its own unique color and texture. Even better - you can replace the rags with fabric from your own leftover clothes - making it really, really personal like to put in the home office. And how green is it that they are all made from leftover fabrics? And Green Furniture Sweden doesn't just talk the talk - they walk the walk. Over time, the chair becomes a memory. Besides using recycled materials where possible, they plant a tree for every piece of furniture Lounge Fabric Chair With Shape Rugs make good better and encourage employees to travel via the company skateboard (or bicycles).

This is a fantastic sofa design with good architecture design that meets all the criteria to become a classic: comfort, quality and stunning designs. Lounge Oak Sofa Bed is a unique collaboration between Cadorin, a company the main floor, and Gobo Salotti, which makes coatings. This suggests that the unique pieces of wood formed only by time and nature, and integrated into this fantastic sofa chair. wood does not change, it is cut from the tree trunk and is used as a natural part. Natural linen and goose down pillows speak to the quality of the Lounge Oak Sofa Bed. Only when they are able to adjust the natural lines in the forest can they make a long piece of furniture. And you can choose from many finishes for wood Cadorin already incorporates in its floor . The magnificent board selected from a large number of raw materials through the floor division. Wood is so special, the company never could cut it to the floor. Just look at the boards incredible. So Lounge Oak Sofa Bed is a great choice for a relaxing place for a family living room and suitable to put nearly in decoration of your home office computer stand

These are the buzz words across the globe. Not only environmentalists are using these, but this is the mantra each person who cares for Mother Nature. Not each one of us can go about joining an organization to save trees or form our own community to contribute towards the saving of the environment, right?

Is a collection of woods from different corners of the world; a series launched with the aim of collecting as many different kinds of wood as possible: a tribute to all the woods of the world. The collection currently comprises seven woods from as many regions with different climates and geographical positions, marking the start of a project that will be expanded over time with new plant species. There are thousands of different types of wood, only a few of which are used in architecture. The rareness of some species plus their remote habitats, size and delicate nature, are just a few of the difficulties that mankind has had to deal with in choosing wood for buildings. Today, thanks to developments in ceramic tile technology, we have succeeded in entering new dimensions, drawing inspiration from the living planet like never before. We have a rich heritage in the huge variety of trees and shrubs, and Millelegni aims to achieve that richness in the aesthetic characteristics typical of the countries of origin.

Designed by Atrey and Associates, a luxurious family residence in New Delhi ingeniously brings natural elements indoors with the presence of terraced gardens, water bodies and live trees - quite literally, a breath of fresh-air. Read on to know more…

BAAO crafts an extension to a townhouse in Brooklyn extension that merges harmoniously and brings the whole house alive with lots of vibrant colour, pattern, texture, and cosy nooks.

What's your favorite? I would like to have the DEER wall art and Cyan design winter elm bowl please!

Turquoise color is the new decorating trend. Are you IN?

Architects Mehul and Mitul Shah of Studio Yamini deliver a memorable, bespoke experience, enriched by art via the interiors of this Vadodara penthouse.

Mumbai-based SquareWorks design studio articulates the spatial configurations of a palatial villa in Gujarat with an inviting landscape, interspersed courtyards, and open-ended unobstructed indoor spaces highlighting accents of inherited, artisanal and natural entities.