The ORIGIN Treehouse, crafted by Atelier LAVIT, is a wooden retreat suspended among the trees in Raray, France. Inspired by a bird’s nest, this octagonal structure wraps around a century-old oak, offering panoramic forest views and a seamless integration with nature.
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 pag