Check out Petz Scholtus's environmentally responsible renovation of her 18th-century apartment in Barcelona, Spain — The New York Times shows us the results of the product designer's careful consideration of all her choices.
Hip, Green and On a Budget in Barcelona
The New York Times 3.5.09
• 1 The kitchen renovation includes IKEA cabinets and green and white ceramic tiles from a local source.
• 2 Petz handmade Bidon lamps — made from discarded containers and PVC-free wire.
• 3 She transformed a found chair with newsprint decoupage.
• 4 A planter made from a discarded tire.
• 5 The bathroom tiles are made from recycled plastic, but resemble slate.
You can follow Petz on her blog, r3project.blogspot.com. Read the whole story on The New York Times: Carbon Neutral on a Shoestring and all the photos in the slideshow.
(Images: Stefano Buonamici)
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This isn't a criticism, just genuine curiosity.
How are you able to take all of the NYT's work and repurpose it here for your own efforts without running into copyright issues?
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