Here’s a more brilliant idea for re-using and keeping our mother earth safer, an “eco” hammock made from recycled seatbelts! Now, this one will cost you $585 but I am already getting some good ideas on what to do with old seatbelts I bought at my local flea market…
Don’t need a hammock? Try these pillows made from recycled seatbelts!
Like TING pillows
Hemp has been one of the earth’s most valuable resources and can be used for fabrics and alike. Hemp can be grown everywhere and practically can grow anywhere. Of course, there’s also the THC-strong substitute also, which is good for something else… 😛
If you have been wondering how to make cool necklace with hemp, you might want to read up on this instructable that shows you how.
The company called Voltaic Systems, have been making these awesome solar backpacks and laptop bags as of recently. One of the latest products is the Voltaic Generator series, which features large solar cells on the side of the bag. Not only does this laptop bag recharge your gadgets such as an iPhone, it also recharges your laptop, so long as you don’t own high-amp laptops, most likely from Fujitsu, Sony, or Toshiba. But if you own Apple, Dell, HP, IBM, or Lenovo, there’s a
In todays’ world, a company should make things that are useful with a usable design. In the case with this Solar Powered Necktie, we feel it’s been very poorly designed so no one would buy one.
Regardless, we do like the idea that you can charge your iPhone while walking down the street looking like an idiot.
Who knows, maybe no one will notice it though.
Now a group of researchers at Iowa State University have created a necktie using newly developed solar fabrics. The neat thing, is that the tiny solar panels are arrang
Here’s a chair that can multi-task by helping you rest and give you lights all in one piece of furniture! At $3,000, it’s not cheap.
Eudora is a fiberglasss chair, upholstered in fabric, and encased in resin. Illuminated from within, it’s both enticing and surreal.
Each chair is made by hand to ensure serendipity and beauty. Fabrics can be any printed pattern or dyed solids, yours or ours (subject to your approval).
