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Recycled materials, minimal resources, and a burst of colour - Manoj Patel Design Studio imparts novel functions to existing products, bringing sustainable décor to this fashion boutique.

Ar. Akshat Bhatt refurbishes his studio demonstrating the use of reused and recycled materials put together tastefully within a distinct functional context. Check out the vibrant workspace and leave us your comments

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).

Quartz stone stands as a testament to the marriage of aesthetics and sustainability in modern architecture. Crafted from crushed quartz crystals and recycled materials, this engineered marvel not only showcases timeless elegance but also champions eco-conscious design practices. Key Points: Resource-Efficient Manufacturing: Utilizes waste quartz and recycled materials, reducing the environmental impact associated with extraction. Durable and Resilient: Engineered to resist scratches and impacts, ensuring a longer lifespan and minimizing the need for frequent replacements. Versatile Applications: From kitchen countertops to flooring, quartz stone seamlessly integrates into various design schemes, contributing to sustainable architecture. Reduced Maintenance: Resists stains and requires minimal maintenance, reducing the overall environmental impact associated with upkeep. Healthier Indoor Environments: Its non-porous nature resists mold and bacteria growth, contributing to healthier indoor spaces. Aesthetic Appeal: Beyond sustainability, quartz stone offers a range of colors and patterns, providing architects and designers with a visually stunning yet eco-friendly material option.

German architect, Felix Leicher explores sustainable, recyclable materials to create a home that consumes low energy and runs on low maintenance in the long term. Check out this refurbished 110-year old beach house in Toronto and tell us what you think.

Install these LED Panel Lights and have relaxed and hassle-free lighting for a period of at least 50,000 hours in making the workplace or homes ambiance more sparkling and pollution free, thanks to the 100% recyclable material used in making these LED panel lights.

Studio Osmosis architects show design versatility by incorporating a trendy industrial-kitsch fusion restaurant within a plush hotel in Pune. Check it out and leave us your comments...