Making shoes from organic and natural materials, as well as up-cycled plastic bags from the polluted beaches of Bali, The People's Movement has set out tomore →
Not only is Aldo commemorating their 40th anniversary this year, they're also celebrating their long term commitment to reduce waste. By adding handles tomore →
Olga Kostina has turned her modest home, in the rural town of Kamarchaga in the Siberian taiga, into quite the landmark. Inspired by traditional macramemore →
Craftsman Nick Kenny converted a run-down Victorian corrugated-iron chapel in Faversham, on the Kent coast of England, into a home. Using only recycled andmore →
The moment I spotted these colorfully wrapped reindeer and moose at Anthropologie last December, I knew I had to DIY it for HonestlyWTF this holiday season.more →
Wood Thumb is a start-up based in San Francisco that manufactures wood ties from reclaimed wood. The recycled wood comes from old barns and homes in Northernmore →
Liz Jones creates wonderfully simple collages out of discarded plastic she finds along beaches and rivers, making other people's trash her treasure. Andmore →
With Earth Day just around the corner, we're turning to artist and environmentalist Chris Jordan for inspiration. In this large-zoom photograph he has capturedmore →
Inspired by Victorian chandeliers and bike culture, artist Carolina Fontoura Alzaga uses old bike chain, rims and spokes to create incredible, one-of-a-kindmore →
These animal-friendly and recyclable cardboard trophies from Virginia based Cardboard Safari are amazing. Each of the safari animal trophies come in eithermore →
I've just returned from Wild & Scenic, a 3 day environmental film festival and the largest of its kind. One of my favorite films was Waste Land, the winnermore →
Color it up and dress it down with these impressive fair trade shoulder bags made in Guatemala. Both bags are made of recycled material from traditionalmore →
How cool are these PVC bangles from Namibia? Made from recycled PVC pipe, which has been stripped from the ground and destined for the landfill, each piecemore →