November, 2008 | Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building

Christiane Diehl Recycled Rubber Jewelry

Christiane Diehl is a multi-faceted designer with one foot in jewelry, one in landscaping and (err...) one more...

It appears that global warming has finally created its own version of the Wounded Veteran. Sitting in a puddle...

Emergency shelters have rightly become a fad in the design world. In the aftermath of the hurricanes and other...

The Biomimicry Institute recently teamed up with Autodesk to launch AskNature.org, an incredible source of information...

Here at Inhabitat we love wind powered vehicles for their inspired approaches towards sustainable transportation...

Kids grow up quickly, which often leaves parents scurrying to find storage space for outgrown cradles, high chairs,...

It is not everyday that a well-known car manufacturer releases a concept vehicle that makes everyone's head turn,...

Students are not always known for their green-mindedness. Facing habitual late nights and juggling multiple deadlines,...

San Francisco residents looking to deck their halls with green holiday decor will be excited to hear that for a...

Drywall is the number three producer of greenhouse gasses among building materials, trailing just behind cement...

There is perhaps no better wardrobe investment for Winter 2008, than a super stylish pair of eco chic boots. Shoes...

There is something idyllic and old-worldish about Isobel Davies' collection of knitwear. Which seems fitting considering...

It’s one thing when environmental art brings you out into the field, up into the trees, and reaches beyond our...

In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house...

[gallery_extend] According to Dré Wapenaar, "The story of my tents as they relate to campsites, however,...