Showing posts with label green design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green design. Show all posts

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Recycled bed design... the pallet bed frame



I am loving this recycled bed frame made from palletts.  Great for the starving college student who would more than likely toss their furnishings after school anyway.  Fun, simple and totally in style.



images via purple area

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Natural living....



I love all of the tufting and natural fabrics!  

image via atlanta homes and lifestyles mag

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Vintage metal baskets as lights..



How fun are these hanging metal baskets made into lamps from Mary Bairstow...  I love these!

image via Mary Bairstow

Monday, June 7, 2010

Vintage Trophy


Happy Monday all! Another busy week ahead. Wishing you the best as the weather heats up and we get to enjoy being outside more!

This is a great little piece I picked up in Long Beach last weekend... I love it!

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Vintage doors and windows





I love love vintage doors.  I cannot wait until someday when I can build my own home and include some vintage architectural elements... but for now I will just dream about it.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Utility still life..


How can someone make a simple stool look so cool??  Even the naked bulb above is great!  I think that the vintage stool with its time worn patina makes such a fun statement.


image via  helena skarp

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Vintage trophies display - Green Design


I think that displaying collections in your home is the best way to personalize it and enjoy it!  If you tuck away your collections what fun are they.  Display what makes you happy!  Either in a grouping or spread out they make wonderful accents and conversation pieces.  It is also such a great gift to have vintage items in your home it gives it a feeling of life!


Visit our Etsy site for various vintage items!  Some of my favorites are the vintage trophies and cameras!

images via Rolland Bello and My Sparrow

Friday, March 12, 2010

Green design: Vintage and worn books on display






Using vintage books and natural accents is a great way to give a book case some texture and interest. Mixing used and worn books with your regular novels and books adds that decorative element that you sometimes would not get from those books alone. Turn your books with the spines to the back to help them coordinate and you are all set. Come by and check out our distressed books to add to your book collection!

images via rum and My Sparrow - stylish responsibility

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Green design: Reusing Vintage chairs











I was so excited to see that other designers feel the same way that I do. Sometimes you just cannot beat reusing a piece, giving it a new life, and getting something a little bit more unique. While emailing with Doug at Tracery Interiors about a project that they had just completed, which has a wonderful guest suite in all greige, I noticed the chairs in the photos. In this particular home Doug used a few sets of chairs that were reupholstered and refinished in some cases, to create a very unique and inviting look. Please visit their blog for additional information.

all images via tracery interiors

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Green Design: Reuse containers and crates for potted plants



I just love this outdoor space from a great shop in Copenhagen. A great way to reuse and reduce is to pick up vintage crates, pots and other containers to pot your patio or indoor garden. They work wonderfully for herbs and veggies to keep them close at hand for harvesting.

Stop by the InteriorRevolution this week were we are doing a series of guest posts..

My Sparrow - stylish responsibility