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Bean bags filled with plastic caps Posted: 03 Jun 2016 04:41 AM PDT As you know, today caps of plastic bottles are used for much more than to close this type of packaging. In fact, collecting them funds can get to raise various charitable causes thanks to the money offered by them by recycling plants. But apart from this solidarity purpose, buffers can also be used in the construction and the manufacture of different objects as, for example, the poufs KaCaMa. Do you want them to know? Below them you! Fortunately, there is more as the Japanese KeCaMa Desing Lab design studios, specializing in the reuse of waste materials post-consumer for interesting projects like the Capsule PP, also use organic fabrics, made by local seamstresses, filled with plugs of plastics into a confetti-like super colorful material. As you can see in the picture that you find in the Gallery, the poufs, KeCama are filled with many plastic plugs, which are ground until they are used as filler, which gives the pouf proper consistency so you can be comfortable and practical as a seat. In this way, not only recicl0n plastic caps avoid they become waste, but is made a practical and original complement to the home. In addition, as you can see in the pictures, the result is quite attractive. And it is that the poufs created from the caps of plastic are ideal to be placed in any corner of the home. In addition, they are apparently the sea comfortable. What you think the poufs, KeCaMa? The post Bean bags filled with plastic caps appeared first on Belleinterior.

Loft with patio in Singapore Posted: 02 Jun 2016 04:41 PM PDT Not only the large single-family houses can afford the luxury of having a pleasant and relaxing courtyard. Also the most exclusive flats, and among them lofts, have at times such spaces, which are included in the environments to bring light and outdoor to urban environments. In this case, the loft that appears in images is not new but it has been completely remodeled by the team of architects Ong & Ong. Housing is located in Singapore and completed rehabilitation in the year 2009, with fantastic results we see. The rehabilitation project was very limited by strict regulations affecting the building, a historic building of great beauty. In such a way that the loft had to be refurbished inside while the outside would not be altered at any time. In addition, the height of the second level not could touch, in such a way that what architects did was lift a third height that is integrated in the cover and creates a mezzanine on the second floor. Form include the daylight in the space was, as I have said, add an interior courtyard that serves as a space of skylight.Surrounded by crystals and decorated in a relaxing and minimalist style with retro touches (such as plastic chairs), this patio is the center of attention of the building and also the shaft that articulates the lives of its inhabitants. For its part, the loft retains its industrial-style and extols it with elements such as the staircase, hanging from a beam. Photos: Tim Nolan. The post Loft with patio in Singapore appeared first on Belleinterior.

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