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Entwined Root Furniture

Filed under: Decor, Green

I love the outdoors, and I love to bring the outdoors indoors, so it's no surprise that I'm in love with this Entwined Root furniture from Viva Terra. I agree with Daily Dose that these pieces should be used sparingly but if I get a bigger house someday I'll be looking to make room for more than just one of these unique pieces. Handmade from 100% reclaimed wood from fallen roots, branches, and trunks (trees are never cut down) each piece obviously ends up completely different from every other piece. The collection includes numerous furniture items including a table, mirror, coat stand, and stool. $149-$498

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Tags: decor, eco-friendly, entwined root, entwined root furniture, entwined roots, EntwinedRoot, EntwinedRootFurniture, EntwinedRoots, green, reclaimed, reclaimed wood, ReclaimedWood, root, roots

License Plate Map

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Art

This interesting piece of art work is exactly what it looks like: a bunch of real license plates cut into the shapes of their corresponding state and put together to form a map of the United States -- Alaska and Hawaii included. It's not only an interesting piece of artwork to display but also a nice way to recycle old plates. Created by artist Aaron Foster, this Reclaimed License Plate Map is made by hand in California and mounted on a large cedar plank (with smaller separate boards for AK and HI). I think it would look great in a library or study. $3900

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Tags: aaron foster, AaronFoster, foster, license, license plate, license plates, LicensePlate, LicensePlates, map, reclaimed, recycle, recycled, state, states, united states, UnitedStates

Full Bodied Cabinet

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor

This cabinet is definitely a must-have for a wine lover. Wine barrels are often discarded after a few years of use, but this one was reworked into a great cabinet/end table. The barrel stands just over three feet high and has a door that opens to one side, revealing an inner storage shelf and plenty of space for just about anything that needs storing. On top of the white oak barrel is a removable maple serving tray, so the barrel can be used as a serving station at a party, as well as as a simple storage device. Price: $850.

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Tags: end table, maple, oak, reclaimed, recycled, serving, table, wine, wine barrel, wines

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