The London designers Campaign have installed a cardboard shop for the London Festival of Architecture 2010. Stocked by RIBA Bookshops, the Foldaway Bookshop features latest must-have high quality publications and some of London’s practicing architects and critics. The walls, shelving and sales counter are constructed entirely from cardboard and will be recycled at the end of the Festival.
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It’s the perfect excuse to turn that boring spread sheet into a noon-time picnic blanket. Interesting picnic box from boxsal. Use it, and you will have a relax lunch hour. Boxsals are roomy enough to pack plenty of donuts, kolaches, bagels, cream cheese, coffee cakes, mini-cereal packs, power bars, fruit cups, and just about anything else you can think of to use as an excuse not to start your day.
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When I first saw the picture above, I immediately thought that it was a trendy piece of furniture, but actually no, it was an green complement for kitchen. This latest kitchen concept of the Loop from Teresa Ttillebacher and Birgit Dejaco from Austria. It can help you to live an eco-friendly life but don’t need to sacrifice style. The Loop is a small power plant that provides energy to all of the kitchen appliances.

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I’ve never thought that a rubber tire can be so comfortable until I’ve saw this creative Tired Chair design from designer Carl Menary. I’m also a big fan of eco-friendly designs and concepts, so I love this green creation really. This “Re-Tyre” concept is a step in the right direction to help find new ways to repurpose those disposed tires. Carl has ingeniously remolded tires into seating that is perfect for outdoor areas like parks, patios and other public spaces.

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