green art by street artist Edina Tokodi

nature inspired ornaments from Land-Rich

Land - rich

"Land-Rich is a refined shop based out of Brooklyn, NY. Inspired by raw nature

nd those who embrace it, we collect and design classic goods for the discerning customer. Our mission is to provide beautiful objects that symbolize the quality, functionality, and sustainability of simpler times"

10$-14$

beautiful rock vases by Japanese designer Jin Kuramoto 

A combination vase that is influenced from Kenzan pinholder - a traditional item from Japanese flower arranging. (via .dezeen.) 

reminds me of pretty cool toy/game Tumi-Ishi(piles of stones), made of wooden rocks

created also by japanese design studio A4 and will be produce soon by Umbra

“Eatable of Many Orders” 

designers team couple from Tokyo.

the phrase “Eatable of Many Orders” comes from a story about a restaurant which gives orders to customers rather than taking orders from them. 

They're  using only natural ingredients for their collection, such as vegetable tannin leather, mochi-rice glue, cotton, linen treads, wood, natural fabrics and dyes etc.  

"We would like to present our products like food and its ingredients with aesthetic sense and sensibility"

eatableofmanyorders.com

Instant Blossom

Instant Blossom is a reinterpretation of the traditional vase.
Designed by Lee Ki-Seung is basically a greeting card-sized card that snaps in half to reveal hydroponic flowers,  just spray water.
When it is folded in two and propped up, it simulates a vase with flowers. When left unfolded, the package simulates a bouquet of flowers. made of eco-friendly paper

Red dot design award 

I need new sunglasses!
i Wood- ecodesign wooden sunglasses
Oliver Goldsmith - the iconic British eyewear brand whose aficionados in the 1960s included Grace Kelly, Michael Caine, Audrey Hepburn, ...

recycled plates

Beautiful and cool collection of "Rehabilitated Dishware" made from recycled or salvaged materials by Brooklyn-based designer Sarah Сihat. See more/Shop at- sarahcihat.com

and here's a great DIY project (which I would love to try:)"Reglazed Silhouette Plates" by Green design expert Danny Seo for HGTV

Re-Bag

Curated By Progress Packaging, Re-Bag is an exhibition of limited edition reusable canvas bags designed by 15 leading UK design practitioners.

Designers responded to a brief to create an image for a bag on the theme of sustainability and reusability.

The resulting bags not only promote this idea but are also in themselves, an eco-friendly alternative to the use of non-green materials in everyday packaging.
All bags are screen printed white on dark grey canvas and produced in limited edition of 250 of each design

Bags will be available to buy from the show and via Designers Re-Bag