Brand Private Wing is quite sure of what it imagines, conceptualizes and crafts with an experienced skill that only a very few have. So if you are passionate about aviation or not, it doesn’t matter for what you see in their workshop will definitely have you head over heels in love with it. Let’s tell you what they do. They like recycling. So, vintage aviation parts gets converted into spectacular pieces of furniture made from reused stuffs that will bring a new charm to your decor. Of course, Mother Earth’s blessings come with it too.

Yes, the one stop shop Private Wing lets you pick your new fuctional art-farty (please do not read sarcasm here) conference table or even a coffee table for your living room. There is a huge range for you to choose from. And we think the price is definitely quite affordable.

We have taken a liking to the C-97 Stratofreighter Desk which is pictured above. This one has been made from the wing removed from military long haul plane, the Boeing C97 Aileron. Aluminum, steel and a glass plate have been used to make this piece of furniture. A great idea, if you ask us!

Via privatewing

The recyclability of bamboo is being efficiently utilized. But its utility entering into the consumer electronics segment is commendable. Would you believe if I say that now it’s possible to install a computer with a bamboo coating? Well before you could respond, I suggest you to believe as Michael Dell have unveiled a computer with a bamboo casing. Its creation also integrates gamut of other recyclable materials starting from milk cans to detergent cases.

This form of clever wrapping by Dell assures that the model remains lighter and smaller than existing models. Well, its hi-tech novelty is not limited to its appeal as this Eco Bamboo Computer cuts down the usage of power by almost 70%. This is clear alarm for the other players of this industry to produce something really striking that stands above Dell’s planet friendly range. You can ink a neat deal by shelling out $500-$700.

Via Earth2Tech