December 27, 2011
Artist Daniel Goers, whose Scrap Ecology botanical sculptures we recently featured, runs Autumn Workshop, a Brooklyn, New York design fabrication studio where he works with “the idea of biophilia (a natural bond between humans and other living systems) and how … Read More…
Category: Containers and Pots, Finding, Lighting, Reclaimed & Recycled, Terrariums
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November 3, 2011
It’s all aglow as a focal point for your patio, soft terrace lighting, a sensual piece to light up conversation on your balcony or in your backyard. Sponge, a spherical outdoor sculpture and lamp by Miguel Angel García Belmonte, … Read More…
Category: Finding, Garden Art, Great Finds, Lighting
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August 9, 2011
For a little lighthearted fun on your patio, terrace, or balcony: Designed by Marta Laudani & Marco Romanelli for Plust, these luminous polyethylene Moon Leaves absorb sunlight during the day then offer a soft glow at night, illuminating hardscaping … Read More…
Category: Experiencing, Garden Art, Great Finds, Lighting
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August 5, 2011
Got Light? Brooklyn designer, Alexander Reh, creates this outdoor chandelier which he calls Milky Way, from 14 recycled plastic milk gallon containers attached to a hula hoop and wired with 5-watt holiday lights.
As the designers says, the outdoor … Read More…
Category: Creating, Green & Sustainable, Lighting, Reclaimed & Recycled
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May 31, 2011
Tel Aviv-based product designer, Meirav Peled Barzilay, combines both light, nature, and sustainable design with her Photosynthesis Lamp, a customized hanging light fixture and “grow light” constructed of a metal grid with a vine at its base.
You simply … Read More…
Category: Containers and Pots, Finding, Lighting
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