This chocolate coil bamboo room divider from Chiasso looks good enough to eat, well not quite but almost. Made from vertical strips of sustainable bamboo, it's classy enough for the contemporary home and funky enough for that mid-century modern look too.
These colorful spun bamboo stools are made from bamboo, a renewable resource. "Spun" refers tot he spinning process used to make the bamboo smooth and circular in shape. A groovy piece of furniture for your mod pod, er, pad.
This nifty looking (and sturdy!) footstool from artist Inna Alesina is made from 100% recycled paper pulp egg cartons. Colored using a water-based fabric dye, it is available in four colors; terra cotta, green, blue, and beige. Color will fade in direct sunlight. 18" high x 22" wide x 12" across.
These funky coasters are made from recycled circuit boards, and what a great adaptive reuse this is. Electronic waste or e-waste, is a huge problem everywhere in the world. Set of six coasters, 3.75 in. comes in its own round storage tin as well.
Weekend project alert! For you crafty types, this kit contains everything you need to make a couple of mod, mod trays for your mod, mod tableware. Combines 100% recycled glass with retro fabrics. Choose from three different sizes and a variety of fabrics.
This cool and comfy pillow is made from certified organic materials using Climatex Lifecycle yarns, felt, and organic cotton. Filled with Kapok, an eco-friendly fiber straight from the rainforests of Malaysia. Sold in a range of colors. 9 in. x 18 in.
This wild and wonderful side or end table is made from the stems of water hyacinths, an invasive plant that is crowding out native plant species in the United States and clogging the waterways. Glass top included. Measures 19"H x 20"W x 20" D.
The Becca stool is a versatile piece of furniture that doubles as a small bench or coffee table as well. Made from smoked bamboo, a sustainable material, it measures 30"W x 16"H x 15"D. Designed by Anthony Marschak, manufactured by Adapt Design.
These dice aren't so much post-mod as they are funky and interesting. Made from recycled lead-free foil from the necks of wine bottles, which are wrapped around a block of wood and fastened with upholstery tacks. What a concept!
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.
This funky retro looking clock in the shape of a square daisy is made from sustainably harvested carbonized bamboo ply with a formaldehyde free low VOC satin finish. Quartz mechanism. Measures 11 in. x 11 in..jpg)
