(TrendHunter.com) Designer François Clerc has designed the Graine De Pot, a special biodegradable pot for city dweller gardeners.
The pot is made from a biodegradable plastic container that expands. The container has a lifespan of approximately nine months. You’ll want to plant the seeds this season so your full…
(TrendHunter.com) Recycled and Organic are two keywords which are defining what’s fashionable this season. Check out this large, round mirror covered with coils of recycled magazine pagers. Rolled into coils, the pages of the magazine are attached to the mirror’s frame and then sealed for durability and shine. It’s f…
(TrendHunter.com) This vase not only adds a unique splash of design and greenery to your home, but it has beautiful symbolism. It begins as a brown vase, then as you nurture it, it blooms into a plant. After the leaves wilt, it returns back to its vase state.
Watch the video to see a time lapse of the living vase.
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(TrendHunter.com) Whether you have just wandered in off the beach, just finished your run, or are done with the “honey-do” chores, how luxurious would it be to step into an outdoor shower? Here are a couple that are fantastic looking. The D’un jardin a l’Autre is forged iron in five parts and the Azure shower is made…
(TrendHunter.com) Designer Pietro Arosio for EmmeBi has definitely hit the spot with Horde by Numbers, his line of numbered furniture.
Next time your wife asks you where you put the bottle opener, you wont have to answer, “Second from the top, third from the bottom.” Instead, you could just say, “Cabinet number 10.”…
(TrendHunter.com) The perfect cutlery for nature lovers, this four-piece set is made from 100% biodegradable cassava. The set comprises cassava plates, bowls and cups plus wooden spoons, forks and knives. The crockery is re-usable if washed with care, but will disintegrate within a week if left standing in water, or …
(TrendHunter.com) Your front entrance helps largely to shape the first impression people get of your home, and your rug plays a role in what you reflect. To show you’re not just an average Joe, let your personality come out with one of these John Pour Home rugs. Instead of having a message printed on them, their shap…
(TrendHunter.com) We’ve seen wallpaper that emits lights before, but it wasn’t as captivating as the OLED wallpaper by General Electric! This opens up a whole new level of modern design, and by the looks of it, these stick on lights wouldn’t be restricted to the walls, but could be applied to any flat surface, like a…
(TrendHunter.com) This stainless steel lounge table from Intelligent Forms Design combines tech with eco0friendly luxury and is a true conversation piece. It has built-in Bluetooth and allows you to hook up your MP3 player or recharge your laptop or cellphone while getting a sun tan.
With the tempered glass silicon…
(TrendHunter.com) The IQ Light lighting system is based on single interlocking module and choice of assembly pattern. It can be formed to more than 21 different lampshade designs. You can even create your own!
The kit contains 30 modules and is available in five different sizes, modules range in diameter from 12 to …
(TrendHunter.com) Ever stood in front of your mirror and asked it a question, hoping it might reply? Well if you had this design by Robert Stadler, your mirror actually could answer back to you!
The Carole Mirror displays random proverbs and sayings, which probably are just as good as the answers you would get from…
(TrendHunter.com) If you’ve thought about powering your house with solar technologies, Sungevity is a new Berkley website that would be of great interest to you.
Sungevity looks for your home via satellite images after you input your adress. After pinpointing your location, the service identifies the size of your r…
(TrendHunter.com) Remember that old retro pedal car you used to zoom around in when you were a kid? Well your kids too can have that experience with the Retro Baby Pedal Car. The Retro baby pedal cars are available at the ‘My Retro Baby’ website is a variety of designs from a speedy red fire engine to the classic 193…
(TrendHunter.com) Stephane de Sousa designed this reversible magazine rack concept. Depending on what you want to use it for, the sides of the rack adult to your activity, whether you want to read or store your books and magazines. Its transformable qualities allow you to continue to change your storage, and all thro…
(TrendHunter.com) Diesel, one of the most frequently featured fashion brands on Trendhunter.com, has launched a new home line called Successful Living from Diesel.
The collection, “Is built around a rock ‘n’ roll and casual living concept, which incorporates Diesel’s trademark style and attitude,” the press release…
(TrendHunter.com) Until I saw the Outlaw Chair from designer Ted Nemeth, I didn’t think furniture could be cool.
Ted is the master of creating custom leather furniture with a bad attitude: one look at the Outlaw Chair proves that. The chair is carved from solid mahogany, painted all black and is covered in rich bla…
(TrendHunter.com) First Aunt Bessie introduces cones with mashed potatoes, and now there are these ice cream lamps! No question about it, wafers are HOT at the moment. Even if you’re not massively into kitsch, there’s no denying the Whippy light fixtures are kind of cool. Best of all, they support eco friendly CFL b…
(TrendHunter.com) New York City has such a charm, it’s hard to leave behind. The good news it that you don’t have to resist taking a piece of the city with you!
“A remote control is included to turn them on and off. The legs are made from reconfigured, customized steel street sign brackets, with galvanized, heavy d…
(TrendHunter.com) If making your grass furniture out of scratch is too much effort (and mess) for you, then this fresh bench by 5.5 Designers collective is a good alternative.
The bench comes with built-in compartments for you to easily grow your favorite plants in the armrests and backrest areas.
The result is a …
(TrendHunter.com) What chair? Oh! That thing UNDER the model. I kind of see it and now that you mention it, I think NOT seeing it is kinda the point. Designed back in the 1980s, this expanded nickel-plated steel mesh chair was recently made by German-based, Vitra. The chair goes for $9975 USD and even has a “mini me”…
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