11:20 am in camping, Design & Architecture, designers, less is more, san francisco, small spaces by TreeHugger
Photos: Jay Nelson
The general misconception of small spaces is that they must be bland and
minimal for the sake of functionality and efficiency. But like other
green building myths, that's not necessarily true, as San Francisco-based artist and designer
Jay Nelson proves with the artful living quarters found in his quirky geometric campers, all of which are bui...
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8:30 am in brazil, Design & Architecture, gardening, recycled consumer goods, small spaces by TreeHugger
Photos: Rosenbaum.
Brazilian design studio
Rosenbaum collaborates with TV show
Caldeirao do Huck in a segment called
Lar doce lar (Home Sweet Home), which helps families in need re-designing their homes to improve their lives and self-esteem.
In its
latest work for a family living in the outskirts of Sao Paulo...
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12:30 pm in concepts & prototypes, Design & Architecture, furniture, small spaces, toilets by TreeHugger
Images Courtesy of Adam Senior
At TreeHugger, we're a little obsessed with work space designs: desks
made for standing, sitting,
a little of both and even
walking. Here's a design from British designer
Adam Senior that takes a minimalist approach to the desk. Th...
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2:55 am in concepts & prototypes, dematerialization, Design & Architecture, designers, dining room, furniture, interiors, less is more, living room, small spaces, spain, tables by TreeHugger
Photo Credit: Daniel Gantes.
This designer from
Valencia in Spain believes that even if you have little money and/or space, a dinner for two should always be possible on a decent table.
Daniel Gantes designed
La Cool Vie Bohème so that couples with a minimum wage can still have a romantic dinner....
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9:03 am in architecture, argentina, Design & Architecture, small spaces by TreeHugger
Photos: Courtesy of Diego Arraigada.
Argentine architect
Diego Arraigada did the blog rounds some time ago for his stunning
view house, but we're hooked with this smaller, more personal project.
Faced with the challenge of designing a room for a new born child in a small apartment, the architect came up with a structure half way between a piece of furniture and architecture called Room House....
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3:32 pm in bedrooms, brazil, Design & Architecture, kitchens, small spaces by TreeHugger
Photo: Evelyn Muller.
Although
interior design events in Latin America are always full of huge museum rooms thought for impossible houses, it's good to see the trend of
small spaces popping up in places like
Buenos Aires and
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