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Wall mounted shoe rack from Pax door
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Materials: Pax wardrobe door Description: Shoe rack for any size shoes. I had a a half of Pax wardrobe door left from a previous hack which I cut to a design that holds four pairs of shoes. Great looking and doesn't need a lot of space. ~ Design [...]
Hallway storage from Pax wardrobe
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Materials: Pax wardrobe Description: We have a side door that never gets used. Stuff got piled in front of it all the time, so it was time to do something. I cut a Pax wardrobe half and fixed it in front of the door. I needed two doors, which were [...]
Full wall Besta media unit
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Materials: BESTA shelves Description: I needed storage for DVD's, photo albums, CD's, games controllers, board games and a display shelf. I had enough space for six Besta units. There are two taller units on the sides acting as pillars. Middle [...]
Tailor, Impeccably Dressed Loudspeakers
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Slim speakers with energizing stripes match those cute throw pillows I just got, pair well with our leather ottoman, coordinate easy with the vintage pendant lamp, and look, they match my shoes perfectly! I am in love. It’s rare to find an electronic so capable in style, so well adjusted to your taste. Tailor Loudspeakers [...]
VIDEO: Inhabitat Interviews the Designers of the LowLine Underground Park
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By now, you've probably heard of the High Line, but did you know that there is also an underground park called the LowLine proposed for downtown Manhattan? It may have seemed like a pipe dream at first but with many residents backing the project and New Yorkers
INTERVIEW: Ed Mazria, Founder of Architecture 2030 Introduces the 2030 Palette
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When architect Ed Mazria announced that buildings account for nearly 50% of man-made greenhouse gas emissions, the building industry was taken aback. After a long career in passive solar architecture, he has taken on the goal of steeply reducing the carbon
INTERVIEW: With Bridgette Meinhold, Author of ‘Urgent Architecture’
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When Inhabitat's Architecture Editor, Bridgette Meinhold, heard about the earthquake in Haiti in 2010 and the massive devastation it caused, she wanted to help, and was drawn to start investigating different options for temporary shelters and disaster relief
Ballroom Luminoso: San Antonio Freeway Underpass Transformed Into a Beautiful Gathering Space
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Ballroom Luminoso, a new public artwork by Joe O’Connell + Blessing Hancock, was recently installed in a freeway underpass in San Antonio, TX. Composed of six brilliantly lit, color-changing chandeliers, the sculptures are clad in recycled bike parts gleaned
200-Year-Old Stone House in Switzerland Renovated to Achieve High Energy Conservation Standards
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To help make the interiors match the home's stone-faced exterior, new exposed concrete walls and polished screed floors. The added materials match the grey shade while only a few elements like the kitchen aisle ad a hint of color to the interiors. A layer
HawkinsBrown Unveils New Green-Roofed Prefab Prep School in Kent, UK
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The school which is run by Alpha Plus Group is reserved for children aged three to thirteen and is located upon a hill within a conservation area on the edge of Tonbridge in Kent. New wings, which include specialist art and science classrooms and a library,
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