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• Run-Down House is Rehabilitated With a Shiny New Wrap
• Mayan Deams: Style Inspiration from the Yucatan Peninsula
• All-Natural Dishes Come From Compost, Return to Compost

Run-Down House is Rehabilitated With a Shiny New Wrap Posted: 09 Jul 2015 11:00 AM PDT When London-based Edgley Design was asked to rehabilitate a home in Eashing Park in Surrey, they had a tough job on their hands. The 1960s home was in disrepair and suffering from decades of poor alterations that had rendered the home leaky and with an inconsistent exterior. One of the worst crimes perpetrated against the home was a poorly-constructed conservatory. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Small Remodel, Big Ideas: Tiny Townhouse into Cool Condo Secret Rooms: Cool New Condo Hidden in Old Townhouse Trick Facade: Rad Refab Pad has Secret Sliding Curtain Wall Stunning Street-Level Loft in a Brick & Concrete Warehouse

Mayan Deams: Style Inspiration from the Yucatan Peninsula Posted: 09 Jul 2015 07:00 AM PDT Tulum, Coba, Chichen Itza. Until a few years ago, these exotic-sounding locales weren't commonly known to many travelers. Mexico's main draw were spots like Puerta Vallarta, Cabo San Lucas and Acapulco. But recently, the Riviera Maya, that beautiful stretch between Cancun and Tulum on Mexico's east coast, has become one of the most happening travel destinations, along with the whole Yucatan Peninsula, boasting cenote snorkeling, pyramind climbing and jungle excursions. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Sans Stand: Modern Free-Hanging Chair + Hammock Design Flower Power: 5 Ways to Incorporate Florals Into Your Home How to Create a Sacred Space The Ultimate Vinyl Lover Decor

All-Natural Dishes Come From Compost, Return to Compost Posted: 08 Jul 2015 04:00 PM PDT Would you ever eat off of your household's garbage? Probably not, but something similar could be an eco-friendly way to reduce waste and even encourage you to grow your own garden at home. FOODSCAPES, a collaboration between whomade.it and Michela Milani, is a project that uses edible waste to make "shells" in the shape of seeds. The little containers can be used to hold dry foods. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Embedded Seeds + Used Chopsticks Grow Climbing Plants Shadowy Modern Dishware Accessory Designs Eco Paper Party Plates: Disposable Dinnerware Goes Green? Edible Dishes: Half-Baked Set of Flour-Based Place Settings

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