These tables by MDC Interiors makes it easy to give your home a naturalistic feel. A design firm owned by Mike Carpenter, MDC Interiors has created these tables out of reclaimed wood and inserted a center piece filled with green plants, moss and polished rocks.
There are two table designs -- Balance and Maka -- which symbolize the "dynamic and stable characteristics of nature." According to the designers, the long lines and worn edges of the table offer an interesting contrast to the growing plant life within.
Both of the MDC Interiors tables are made from salvaged wood from local construction sites and pallets that have been thrown away by local stores. Overtop each table, the designers have laid a 1/4-inch piece of polished glass.
Sustainable Living Furniture
MDC Interiors Tables Offer Homes a Natural Green Accent
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Furniture Design - Designing furniture with reclaimed materials and incorporating green living elements offers consumers an eco-friendly option.
2. Naturalistic Home Decor - Incorporating plants and organic features into interior design allows individuals to bring the outdoors inside.
3. Circular Economy Furniture - Utilizing discarded materials and upcycling them into stylish and functional pieces of furniture promotes sustainability and waste reduction.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Industry professionals can seek out and showcase eco-friendly and sustainable furniture options to meet the growing consumer demand for environmentally conscious home decor.
2. Environmental Sustainability - Companies can explore sustainable manufacturing practices and new materials to create eco-friendly furniture designs.
3. Waste Management - Collaborating with local construction sites and retail stores to collect discarded materials for use in furniture production can provide a solution to excessive waste and promote a circular economy.