Elegantly Ecological

Apr 21
2010

Riddel Architecture demolished a house in Australia and reused 80% of the salvaged materials to create this modern home.  Even the new materials that were used in the construction of the Hill End Ecohouse  are made of recycled materials, and the home is entirely energy self-sufficient. Love how this house shows that being environmentally-conscious can be beautiful as well.

As a special surprise, check out the original structure below.  The before-and-after effect is particulary striking!

Via Dezeen, as suggested by my colleague Véronique!

Totally Cool Totes by Pawling

Mar 19
2010

I do love a pretty tote bag. It’s pretty amazing how many plastic bags I’ve not used, in the past year or so, simply by carrying tote bags around.  Thankfully one can do so in style. These Pawling studio totes sport lovely geometric patterns that I would gladly tote around town.

Via Seesaw

Reusable Lunch Bags Made With Vintage Wallpaper

Mar 01
2010

These reusable lunch bags are made from vintage vinyl wallpapers from France. They’re lined with oil cloth inside. What a great way to be eco-friendly!

Via The Storque

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Red Glasses is a blog covering remarkable trends and design - be it fashion, home décor, architecture, technology and even food and travel.

About Caroline Pelletier

I'm based in Montreal, Canada. Aside from blogging I’m a world traveller, a wine and food lover, an avid book nerd, a gym rat and an interactive marketer.

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