Lee Jae-Hyo’s sculptures blur the line between nature and geometry. Using charred wood, polished curves, and unexpected materials, his art captures both the rugged beauty of wood and the harmony of design.
By repurposing branches into elegant décor, this designer proves that beauty can grow from waste. Each creation highlights the natural textures of wood, celebrating both form and eco-conscious design.
Since 2006, Thomas Dambo’s “Happy City Birds” project has added thousands of recycled-material birdhouses to cities worldwide, blending street art with environmental activism.
PRRINT, an art shop with a sustainable ethos, breathes new life into discarded books by overlaying them with intricate floral anatomy illustrations. These artworks juxtapose detailed anatomical drawings with vivid botanical elements, creating a harmonious blend of science and nature. The vintage pages serve as a textured backdrop, adding depth and historical context to each piece. 
Nestled in Kenya’s Segera Retreat, the Nay Palad Bird Nest offers a unique stay with its nest-like design, blending luxury and nature for an unforgettable safari experience. 
The Leaf House in Melbourne showcases a striking corten steel and glass extension that blurs indoor-outdoor boundaries, topped with a functional rooftop vegetable garden.
Hammocraft offers a portable frame that attaches to paddleboards or canoes, allowing you to suspend up to five hammocks over water or land for the ultimate relaxation experience. 
Wikkelhouse redefines sustainable housing with its modular design made from 90% cardboard. Lightweight, durable, and customizable, it’s installed in just one day. 
At the 2015 Biennale de Lyon, Michel Blazy’s ‘Modern Ruins’ featured obsolete electronics overtaken by plants and fungi, symbolizing nature’s resilience over consumerism.
Explore the artistry of sliced wood lamps, where reclaimed timber is transformed into luminous sculptures, highlighting the organic beauty of wood grain and form.
Kazakhstan architect Aibek Almassov’s Modern Tree House concept features a transparent cylindrical design built around a living tree, utilizing solar energy, rainwater harvesting, and natural waste purification for an eco-friendly lifestyle. 
Founded by Tom Percy, Pangea Maps combines bathymetric data and CAD technology to create handcrafted wooden maps that reveal the hidden depths of iconic coastlines.