A handmade Rug Collection at Swedish Granit. This rug collection is hand-knotted. A handmade rug is an investment in long traditions, craftsmanship with a long lifetime. 100% wool, 100% recycled PET or 100% jute. The PET rugs are also woven in two colours, which makes them reversible.
Simply beautiful đđđ
Credit: granit.com
Handwoven & reversible mats made of recycled PET bottles which are ground down & then spun into a thin yarn. The yarn is then woven into rugs. Colourful, sustainable & beautiful.
Credit: granit.se
Every time I drive past the airport, I see the huge container hangar where the containers are stacked on one another, in endless rows. It looks like an exciting landscape of orderly rows of giant iron boxes. I think it looks extremely appealing, can’t help it. Every time, the thought occurs, that I would like to live there … which impossible of course. At least right there. But it  is possible to live in a dumpster … or whatever name that is appropriate. They are suitable both as workplace, a home, storey building, kindergarten & so on. Or even a mobile home, why not!
Here are some great solutions that are interesting in many ways. The possibilities are endless & it shouldn’t be too expensive, for those interested. What do you think?
Container depot / Lambert
For the wanderlust /Â decocrush.tumblr.com
Complete small space / ideastosteal
French door rooms made from shipping containers / fancy.com
Possible to furnish with character / thedesignerpad.com
Several storeys works too / images.search.yahoo.com
Permanent living /Â inthralld.com
Modern container school / recyclart.org
pop up hotel /Â designmom.com
Eye catching coffee shop / catwood.com
Summer house / busyboo.com
Stylish black architecture / Pinterest.com
Wedged between “real” houses, really nice /Â Â 100life.jp,com
With a patio too /Â architizer.com
Take care / Marie
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