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Eco Factor: Tabletop barbeque made from recycled materials in a green workshop. A certified blacksmith and an artist by nature, Bill Sorich has designed a tabletop barbeque for people with lots of money and respect for the environment. After 10...

Eco Factor: Old and discarded batteries are shaped into an art piece so that they convey the message of recycling. Modern artists are constantly finding new ways and new materials to expand their horizon of work. The “Dead Star” is a piece of...

EcoFactor: Trash recycled to give birth to animated sculptures for an extraordinary show. Time and again, Ecofriend has been bringing artistic sculptures crafted out of cast-off stuff to your notice. Be it art forms made out of used plastic, old...

Eco Factor: Eco-chair collection that brings your home close to nature. Art of Sitting is a beautiful and innovative eco-chair collection designed by Jolyon Yates, and it looks so inviting that you would love to have one of these in your home....

If a large tree in your garden is getting in the way or it simply is too old to yield enough greens, then you have an option of adding an artistic twist to the old bark. It is believed that wood marked with an effigy, carving or containing naturally...

It is not often that one finds stuff like milk crates and egg cartons to be a part of the living room on a pretty permanent basis but many across the world are constantly looking around their own house and trying to innovate and recycle to ensure...

For me eggshells mean nothing more than chucking it away in the bin. Except that my little one loves to crush it completely. But then creative minds have a usual outlook to all stuff that layperson like me cannot see in everyday things. Franc Grom...

Some time back an ardent follower of Ecofriend was inquiring about effective ways to recycle used plastic bottles. So when I hit upon this article, I immediately decided to bring it to everyone’s notice about the artistic sculptures made out of...

I always thought that the Submarine technology was pretty cool and when viewed in a isolated fashion of just using air tanks, was pretty clean too. Of course, there is enormous amount of energy involved in all of that, but this is without a shadow of.

Gerard Brion is a Frenchman who uses recycled materials to build amazing works of art. In this case, Brion used everything from concrete blocks to soup cans to make a complete replica of the city of Paris, France. Of course it didn't happen over...