German artist and inventor Bartholomäus Traubeck has created an amazing record player that allows you to play the growth rings of sliced tree trunks. Created from an old record player, with a few new innovations added (including a PlayStation Eye Camera, stepper motor and a computer), Traubeck’s design allows tree lovers to ‘hear’ the sound of the inner workings of a tree.
Renowned Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira, working with fallen and reclaimed trees, takes these venerable and ancient treasures and turns them into stunn...
Tree Cards are designed to help developing communities become self-sustaining, and are promotional postcards offered by the Seed Our Future organization that ...
The Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest) will be the greenest building in Milan when completed, which is one of Europe’s most polluted cities.
Chinese-born, American-based engineer and furniture designer Hongtao Zhou’s latest installation raises awareness about utilizing unwanted stumps in our gar...
Have you ever wondered what it might feel like to spend the night nestled in a bird’s nest high in the treetops? Well, wonder no more. Swedish design studi...
American designer Franklin Graw has engineered a hand-held lantern that manages to function both as a light and as a terrarium for a small sapling.
After the devastating flooding of 2010, with more than a fifth of Pakistan covered in floodwaters, spiders needed refuge as well. The fleeing spiders sough...
In a bid to find a visual reminder on the importance of trees in offsetting various activities like flying, driving or even breathing, London-based designe...
In a bid to halt the use of disposable chopsticks, various art installations have been sprouting up around China. Shanghai’s Disposable Wooden Chopstick Tree...
The Global Tree Project , by Japanese artist Shinji Turner-Yamamoto, fosters an appreciation for trees by creating site-specific living tree art installation...
