Composite stone countertops made from recyled waste paper and flyash that look like concrete or soapstone. The perfect kitchen (or bathroom) countertop for the modern home. Five colors, priced by the slab. Individual tiles also available.
Coir is a fiber derived from the husks of coconuts, specifically the coconut palm, which has been used in India for centuries for a number of uses. The natural color of coir is brown to reddish brown but it can be dyed to make bold, colorful, and graphic patterns. With their loose texture and ability to dry quickly, coir mats are nice accents around the pool, in an entrance hall, or as colorful doormats.
100% recycled glass tiles are the ultimate in green building materials and the circular shape makes these tiles perfect for your mod apartment or home. Available in 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 5, 8, and 10 inch diameters and a variety of colors including a matte or glossy finish, the Caribbean color series, and the Watercolor series.
Engineered stone made from recycled glass mosaic grit can be used to create wall panels like these. Available in 1/4 inch thick tiles or slabs in a variety of colors. Tile sizes ranging from 12 x 12 inches to 48 x 48 inches. Slab sizes are 24 x 120 inches and 48 x 120 inches.
Here's another clever use for those traffic signs--and another piece of artwork from metalsmith Boris Bally. Accented with copper rivets and bottle cap studs to give it a retro, yet mod look, the 17 3/16th inch diameter mirror is available with either orange or yellow rim.
There are quite a few choices these days when it comes to countertops made from recycled materials, and this countertop from Vetrazzo is no exception. Made from 85% recycled glass, Vetrazzo is perfect for any green post-mod home. Can be used for countertops, tabletops, floors, or even walls--anywhere that stone is used in the home.
Suitable for countertops, backsplashes, bathrooms, tabletops, vanities, shower surrounds, commercial flooring, and even interior walls, this durable, yet elegant looking material is made from recycled glass and concrete. Available in 24 standard colors and an infinite variety of custom colors. IceStone qualifies as a LEED certifiable material.
This vinyl free wallpaper from mod green pod is nothing short of fab! Silkscreened by hand it contains no chemical finishes. Available in two patterns and several colors, Butterfly Jubilee (shown) and Grand Jubilee.
The artist behind this table fountain is Adam Distenfeld. He collects rocks and rubble from construction sites and turns them into works of art inhis Brooklyn studio. His stunning sculptures or fountains are perfect for the mid-century modern home.
Modern, contemporary, eco-friendly, and beautiful is how these terrazzo floor tiles can be described. Made from recycled glass, these tiles shimmer when the sunlight hits them--each glass chip acting as a tiny prism. Durable, low maintenance EnviroGlas terrazzo tiles are a great option for your mod home.
This bamboo vase is made by hand from spun bamboo. Measures 12 inches tall. Use a single vase as an accent or group several together. Great accessory for any room in the house!
Durat is a Finnish company whose mission is to unite design and recycling. The company collects plastic waste from all over Scandinavia to recycle into a material suitable for tubs and sinks that is also recyclable--although I can't fathom why anyone would ever want to get rid of fixtures like the sleek tub and sink pictured here! Resistant to humidity, chemicals, and wear, it can be sanded to renew its finish, and comes in a host of contemporary fresh colors.
Recycled plastic sheeting made in the UK from plastic bottles. The solid plastic sheets require no edging or surface finishes and are suitable for kitchen countertops, bathrooms, furniture, wall decor, and many other creative applications. Color varies according to the color of the bottles used. The plastic sheets are easy to work with using conventional tools and can be sawn, drilled, routed, and planed..jpg)
