7 Cities with Great Green Projects Others Should Imitate
Cities can be hot-spots of pollution, with thousands or millions of people, cars, pets, industries, and more contributing to global warming. But they can also be centers of innovation, as bright...
View ArticleTo Save Space, Architects Put the Shower in the Living Room. Has This Gone...
At TreeHugger, we're pretty adamant that one of the best ways is to minimize
View Article10 Stackable Chairs for a Tiny Urban Space: Comments, Suggestions?
When your space is limited and you like to have a party every so often, every chair counts. That's why TreeHugger founder Graham Hill plans to choose his chairs -- for the small New York apartment he...
View Article10 Stackable Chairs for a Tiny Urban Space: Comments, Suggestions? (Slideshow)
When your space is limited and you like to have a party every so often, every chair counts.
View ArticleZem Joaquin, Founder of Ecofabulous.com (Podcast)
Even if the label of "maven" is painfully over-applied, there are people who still deserve it. Zem Joaquin, the stylish polymath behind Ecofabulous.com, is one of those few. Zem has been on the...
View ArticleMinimalist Design Makes a Full Bedroom Under the Stairs
A simple design uses a bed and a desk to make the space under the stairs into a bedroom and place to hang out.
View ArticleAlternating Tread Stair Saves Space, Looks Gorgeous
These stairs are surprisingly easy to use, but they sure don't look it
View ArticleHanging Plant Balcony Works Like a Drawbridge
A window planter system lets apartment dwellers create their own hanging balcony for plants.
View ArticlePortable "Sky Deck" Turns Your Fire Escape into a Terrace
A small wood setup clips onto a railing, creating a table.
View ArticleNothing is the Next Big Thing
Editing our lives to be better and greener is a challenge, but if we're smart, we can all make nothing the next big thing.
View ArticleUnexpected Green, Repurposed Industrial and More from Buenos Aires' Top...
A look at this year's Casa FOA, an exhibition which combines charity and patrimony conservation showcasing the best architecture and design from the Argentine capital.
View ArticleYour Tiny Dream Home
Two weeks ago in New York City, 33 development teams from around the world submitted plans for a competition called adAPT NYC. Does this mean that living with less in small spaces is becoming mainstream?
View ArticleTiny 325 Sq. Ft. "Cave" Apartment Sleeps Four
A small subterranean living space becomes a surprisingly luxurious urban dwelling.
View ArticleThe Week in Design: Farming in Singapore, a Chair That Knits While You Sit,...
We featured some inspiring, wacky, fun, and goofy things this week. Check out all that was happening in sustainable design this week!
View Article6 Energy-Saving Portable Electric Space Heaters
When the weather outside is frightful, put one of these to work to slash the electric bill and keep feet toasty.
View ArticleMicro-apartments may be small, but rents are not. - Businessweek
Venessa Wong at Bloomberg Businessweek looks into the design tricks of the micro-apartment trend.
View ArticleSolar powered aquaponics for apartments
A DIY aquaponics planter to grow veggies and herbs at home.
View ArticleSeeing the future: PSFK's Future of Home Living
An exhibition curated by PSFK explores the homes of our future.
View ArticleTreeHugger's favorites from PSFK's Future of Home Living
The Future of Home Living highlights a collection of products and services that aim to improve our spaces and the way we use them.
View ArticleTiny homes making big inroads in inner city Portland
Walking around Portland it seems like mid-rise apartment construction is taking over. But there's also a big leap in tiny homes - known in this city as 'accessory dwelling units'.
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