Building Something from Nothing: Eco-House Made of Trash

White, gold and blue bottle caps are artistically placed to create this beautiful mosaic wall mural of a Copperhead snake.

Eco-House of trash wind cork flooring
Photo: Michael Stravato for The New York Times

And these are recycled wine corks adhered together to create a soft, cushy floor.

Eco-House of trash ceiling art living room kitchen
Photo Credit: House and Home Online

See that incredible ceiling art? The roofing interior is made from discarded samples of picture frame corners, all fitted together in colorful geometric patterns. 

Eco-House of trash stairway
Photography by Miro Dvorscak - House and home online.com

The picture above shows the local bois d’ark wood used as railing and an accent. The floor light (rather than skylight) creates a bright, green glow from the trees underneath, not to mention its artistic quality.

It’s absolutely amazing to see what can be done with waste. Creative, insightful and aesthetic, these homes will certainly appeal to anyone who advocates minimal surroundings and sustainable living.

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