Dr. Hakan Gürsu's Naturwall

Naturwall is a vertical green wall that reuses disposable coffee and tea cups as pots for plant. The wall has 10 or more pieces of glasses of used plastic were collected and put in a very simple system owner of flexible metal. Naturwall can be used as a decorative wall or a separator placed or hung on the inside. This carbon free system aims to reuse plastic waste while allowing decoration DIY in a sustainable manner. Everyone can easily create unlimited variations of green eco sensitive manners vertical walls to improve the quality of the environment. With the help of these systems, customers can create more green walls to reduce the rates of carbon. Naturwall was designed by Dr. Hakan Gürsu and Designnobis and has a prize of construction for the 2008 Green Dot.

Definite Appeal Canopy Bed By Kris Van den Berghe

Open plan living spaces have a definite appeal, although this Canopy Bed by Kris Van den Berghe offers a chic way to take back a bit of privacy in the bedroom. Emulating a traditional type of toilet furniture, this graceful adaptation curves slightly outside the Racecourse.

Reducing the rigidity of straight perpendicular supports, the designer constructed this soft Cabinet enclosure with a flexible metal frame. The cloth can even be removed to expose the sleeping space if desired, and easily washed in the laundry with few complications.

The combination of the subtle yet sharp form and coloring makes the object distinctively contemporary. But aesthetics are not the only era marker of this Canopy Bed by Kris Van den Berghe, because it can be outfitted quite futuristically with a projected TV. References: vomo.be and dornob.