This Reclaimed Oak and Slate Dining Table is a table fit for the modern eco-friendly home. A Devon-based design company create their simple, stylish pieces from fabulous looking reclaimed oak and modern Cornish slate, so they’re as great looking as they are environmentally sound. The perfect addition to your eco dining room!
These simple and modern looking stool look like they’ve just been popped from a giant bottle of champagne, but these innovative cork creations are perfect as a side table, ottoman or stool. And best of all, they are made from 100% sustainable cork from Portugal and include the random leftover from the vineyard floor. I love the look of cork, and am a fan of these super cool and modern stools.
Claire Danthois has come up with a brilliant way to recycle old doors. The Once a Door chaise longue is just one in a series of transformed furniture made from old ladders, bed and gates. The wood for this specific chair has been cut into ninety separate pieces, drilled with 360 holes and threaded together with cable. The spine-like vertebrae of the wood fits perfectly to your back, so it’s comfortable as well as cool!
This tealight candelabra beautifully lights an intimate table setting while adding its own sculptural charisma. Graceful metallic branches fan out from a wood base to securely hold tea lights that cast a warm and comforting glow. Its low-lying, which is a nice feature as it allows for eye contact and easy conversations between guests. And the metal is recycled, which wins us over every time!
The teak in this beautiful bath mat is grown on a plantation outside the rain forest to ensure that this endangered wood is not harvested in the wild. The perfect addition to your eco-friendly bathroom, dense teak wicks off moisture easily. The smooth-surface mat’s wide slats efficiently drain away water. We love the Asian-inspired simplicity of this warm teak bath mat. What a great bathroom design idea!
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Beautifully made from dismantled Thai fishing boats, the painted wooden panels of the Boatwood clock display marine colors that give a room a distinct pastel warmth. This simple and unique looking clock will be a definite conversation piece wherever it ends up in your home. The Boatwood clock is one of the most interesting and original pieces we’ve seen in some time.
These are brilliant. The design concept of the Wine Barrel Stave Chairs is to transform aged, recycled oak wine barrel staves into beautiful furniture which adds tons of character (and a conversation piece) to your patio or deck. As if that weren’t enough of a sell, these amazingly light armless chairs provide incredible comfort and fold flat for storage or transport.
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Highly skilled woodworkers turn these reclaimed railroad ties, which are made from teak, pine, and ironwood, into amazing looking nesting coffee tables. The surface of the table preserves the weathered patina of the original wood which is a look that simply cannot be replicated in a factory. Trim, versatile, and perfect in any setting, you will fall in love with these Reclaimed Wood Coffee Tables. The perfect eco-friendly design idea for a coffee table.
Talk about a multi-purpose piece of furniture, these Reclaimed Teak Keyhole Table can be used separately or together, as pedestals for plants, side tables, or put into service as stools when your friends show up unannounced. They also look incredible and because they are made from reclaimed teak wood, you can feel good about your purchase.