Dutch and green showcased the latest sustainable products from the Netherlands.

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Design Diversions by The Someday Collective & Product Of Your Environment

www.somedaycollective.com/

Photo by Mike Chino

The AIANY's Around Manhattan Boat Tours allow you to experience the Big Apple’s buildings framed as a moving postcard along the water.

Photo by Mike Chino

Coffee table. Materials : reclaimed old growth wood.

See more at www.upcycler.com and at www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5183548

Mayor Bloomberg Kicks Off High Line Section 3 Groundbreaking Today

[re]design presents:

Pulp fictions

Sudio Steakhaus

www.redesigndesign.org

Photo by Mike Chino

Salvaged from a house demolition project dumpster. Materials : Mahogany. Reclaimed and upcycled rain forest wood.

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Inhabitat's furniture design picks from ICFF 2015.

E.ON's part of the exhibition with the concept y.our energy

Because if we dont make one, who will???

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Materials :reclaimed and upcycled old growth wood.

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Newport Green is a new urban beach and park that was unveiled this summer in Jersey City.

Inhabitat Tours Flora Grubb Gardens in San Francisco

The AIANY's Around Manhattan Boat Tours allow you to experience the Big Apple’s buildings framed as a moving postcard along the water.

Graduation work, Design Academy Eindhoven, for more info check:

cheeyz.nl

Inspiring designs seen at the inaugural Dwell on Design NY show.

Photo by Mike Chino

Front view of the Little Sister's house.

Two homes sit on the same family estate in Poquoson, Virginia. The small residence shown here is where the little sister lives.

The full portfolio for this project includes additional photos, architectural drawings, renderings, and aerial views of the site. You can view the full portfolio here: watershedarch.net/portfolio/current/poquoson-two-sisters-houses

Presentation of the Artek concept 2nd Cycle

Tucson, Arizona USA

Milagro Cohousing

photo by Cathy Mullan

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We were able to get our hands on this fantastic dense, dark cork- deep in color and fantastic for use with food and display!

Photos: Rasa Kavaliauskaitė (C)