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Labels on fruits are peeled and discarded just like that. But Scott Amron has given the coded fruit label a second thought assigning it another function so that there’s no need to peel them off. How? Read on.
Need a case for your wine bottle? Choose Re-Wine. Why? Because Re-Wine not only keeps the bottle safe from breakage when full but lets you make use of it when empty as well.How? Instead of throwing both of them away the case can be used to construct a table lamp!
Well, if you still haven’t come across this video you better check it out now. Since nature has its own ways of bewildering us from time to time, we are excited for Liberty Smith and Sophie Windsor Clive who had a chance of experiencing this phenomenon.
Believe it or not but this motorcycle is powered by animal waste. But don’t get it the wrong way. Although the motorcycle is fitted with a seat that looks like a commode, it actually runs on biofuel from “livestock waste and household waste water” .
Be it the creatures of the past or the creatures of the deep, these fascinating forms built out of recycled wood are sure to make some awesome outdoor decor.
The world’s highest mountain peak, Mount Everest now has the world’s highest camera looking at it taking photographs now and then. The webcam from German company Mobotix was activated in September to collect images for scientists for monitoring the effects rendered to the peak due to global climatic changes.
Who could have thought scrap wood pieces could make us wonder about them. Well, Ubico Studio makes the magic happen and that too with panache. Collected from “dumpsters, renovations works and the streets of Tel Aviv“, the waste wood gets a new life as they are converted into brilliant seat forms called the Wake.
What if you could eat your spoon after you finished having the warm soup? We are talking about edible spoons; case in point are bread spoons which not only could be used as a cutlery but be a part of your meal as well.
Wrapping gifts for your loved ones is always heart warming. Add to that an eco-friendly option like this (q)recode wrapping paper and it becomes rewarding to nature as well. This is because Claire Potter Design uses 100% recycled paper stock with vegetable based inks to manufacture these special papers.
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