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Sustainable Spring Interior Decor from Amenity Home

Here is the latest collection of nature-inspired bedding reflective of the emerging spring season from Amenity Home to decorate your living room, bedroom, and also a dining room. A modern, sustainable company and favorite to locals through their Amenity Co-Founder, Kristina De Corpo was comments that the selection of ferns as a source of inspiration. The Fern design is available in warm amber, fresh celery, and calming peacock, because of Ferns always bring you to a calming place. Whether you decide to enjoy the new Fern collection in the form of bedding, flat prints, pillows, runners, or placemats, one thing is for sure – spring will be on your mind as we weather the last of winter.

Sustainable Bedroom Decor
Sustainable Bedroom Decor from Amenity Home for Spring

Sustainable Living Room Decor
Sustainable Living Room Decor from Amenity Home for Spring

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Posted by admin on March 8th, 2010 No Comments

Eco-friendly NYC Penthouse Interior Design

Built by LEED certified materials, this Modern Penthouse was designed by Joel Sanders Architect for the client Blesso Properties in New York. A green architecture design demonstrating that you don’t have to forgo high style in the interest of saving the Earth. An Exterior wood decking and vegetation flow into the heart of the loft forming a planted core, a sustainable living green veil that screens the public living spaces and dining room from the private master bedroom. The wooden stair bulkhead doubles as a skylight and provides access to a roof terrace planted with sedum and grasses. This green core is tactile as well as a visual, so that the owner can bathe surrounded by lush vegetation visible through a glass wall that separates the bathroom from this planted zone.

NYC Penthouse eco-friendly interior design
NYC Penthouse eco-friendly interior design-living room

Eco-friendly Living Spaces of NYC Penthouse
Eco-friendly Living Spaces of NYC Penthouse interior design

The rear-side of the shower bathroom is clad with modular plant panels. Overcome by a skylight, this living wall is yet another element that vertically links roof and interior. An eco-friendly palette of natural and synthetic materials confound traditional distinctions between natural and artificial. When seen from entry, the planted core merges with the living lounge so that the upholstered floor and seating evoke a textile garden, the interior counterpart to the roof terrace, where a bed of sedum defines a walk-able planted surface.

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Posted by admin on February 25th, 2010 No Comments

Eco-Friendly Lighting Installation with Samsan Wood Base Lamp

If you are looking for something Eco-friendly but still completely unique and awesome, here is the Forest Collection lamp from Lamp Art Design. The collection is available in standing floor lamp, Sitting table lamp, and Wall scone lamp which is assembled by stunning vascular skeletons Samsan Wood for the Base and the plant leaves covered with beautiful cotton shades. Eco-Friendly Lighting Installation will give any space an overall feeling of heightened tranquility and being one with nature. So, what are you wating for, let’s live more lightsome and go green for sustainable earth-friendly life.

Samsan Wood Base Lamp Model S-226-227
Eco-Friendly Lighting Decoration with Samsan Wood Base Lamp Model S-226-227

Samsan Wood Base Lamp Model S-210
Eco-Friendly Lighting Design with Samsan Wood Base Lamp Model S-210

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Posted by admin on January 3rd, 2010 1 Comment

New Year’s Eve 2010 Greenhouse Nightclub Interior Decoration Ideas

Making New Years Eve plans can be overwhelming, let’s make a difference, Start 2010 on your right environmentally conscious. For a truly stylish and opulent New Year’s Eve experience, Go green at New York City’s first eco-friendly, LEED* registered Greenhouse nightclub designed by Nightlife impresario Jon B. Greenhouse club, a lush eco-friendly nightlife oasis amidst the urban jungle, Located in the Manhattan, vibrant neighborhood of SoHo. LEED certification of Greenhouse nightclub is a designation granted by the U.S. Green Building Council for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design whereas:

  • Everything from building materials and garbage disposal, energy and water usage are regulated and reduced
  • Walls and floors are made of sustainable bamboo
  • LED light bulbs are used which use 1/13th of the energy of a regular light bulb
  • Staff uniforms are made in Africa by Edun, a clothing company owned by Bono and his wife, Alison Hewson
  • Electricity for the sound system and the rest of the club is 100% wind-powered
  • Even the toilets save 15,000 gallons annually (We don’t need to go into the ins and outs of how it’s done)

New Years Eve 2010 LEED Registered Nightclub Greenhouse Interior Decoration
New Years Eve 2010 Parties LEED Registered Nightclub Greenhouse Interior Decoration

Now you see how fabulously unique this New Year’s Eve party experience is going to be! From the moment you step into Greenhouse’s sprawling 6000sf ultra-luxe bi-level space, you’ll know you’ve arrived at the most captivating and glamorous “tree-house” in New York City.

Eco-friendly New Years Eve 2010 Greenhouse LEED Nightclub Interior Decoration
Eco-friendly New Years Eve 2010 Greenhouse LEED Nightclub Interior Decoration

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Posted by admin on December 30th, 2009 No Comments

Sustainable Interior Design of Twitter’s New Eco-Friendly Office in San Francisco

Here is the the Twitter team’s plush sustainable furniture and fabulous design aesthetic conjured up by the very talented Sara Morishige Williams on Twitter’s New Eco-Friendly Office in San Francisco. Sara Morishige Williams design theory for the remodel of space was all about fun and sustainability. The walls are painted with bright no-VOC paints and non-toxic furniture and eco-friendly decorations set a cheerful mood throughout. The well-known Twitter logo made from reclaimed barnwood and hot rolled steel fabricated by Lundberg Design and can see the flittering bird motif that runs throughout the office. Inside the conference room is a long concrete table designed by Sara in collaboration with Mark Rogero with Concreteworks, composed of 40% fly ash and 100% recycled aggregates. The base of the table and the receptionists’ desks are made from reclaimed barnwood too. Tree hooks in the lobby were made by John and Live Wire Farm. The couches are custom copies of famous designs from a store called Furniture Envy and the Chiquita stools, by Kenneth Cobonpue, have tops made from natural rattan poles. Last but certainly not least, the in-house DJ booth, which was actually left over by the previous inhabitants, is completely envy-inducing. Let’s makes our offices eco-friendly too…!

Reclaimed Barnwood Twitter Entry Sign Design
Reclaimed Barnwood Twitter Entry Sign Design of Twitters New Eco-friendly Office in San Francisco

Sustainable Furniture Design of Twitters New Eco-friendly Office
Sustainable Furniture Design of Twitters New Eco-friendly Office in San Francisco

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Posted by admin on December 22nd, 2009 No Comments