Vacation homes, traveling accommodations, pop-up exhibitions, retail shops and even urban farms have been constructed using reclaimed shipping containers.

These 8 amazing artistic animals not only show interest in the process of creating art, their finished work ranks with more than a few human abstract artists.

These clever and unusual reusable water bottle designs include built-in filters, ergonomic shapes, roll-up containers and other valuable features.

These 9 reverent & relevant consumer products reference the classic VW Microbus while further cementing its pop culture star status for future generations.

Designed around a stunning aquarium and wildlife center, the Patricia and Philip Frost Museum of Science in Miami will have a number of eco-friendly features.

Chinese art student Wang Yue has added wildlife and still life to the scarred trees and gray streets of Shijiazhuang, one of China's most polluted cities.

Cities could become a little less grey, and a little more green with pops of color in these smart urban paving stones with built-in planters.

There's a heavenly assortment of meteorite products available for sale, so stop wishing on a falling star and whip out your wallets instead!

Polish artist Marta Klonowska recycles tiny shards of broken glass into beautiful animal sculptures inspired by classic paintings.

You gotta love it, and them: Just in time for Valentine's Day, here are 7 cute & loving cats who wear their hearts on their sleeves, sides, backs and more.

These awesome tents pitch themselves, hang from trees, cling to vertical rock surfaces or just look unusually cool.

These 9 larger than life heaping hamburger helpings turn fast food into vast food while satisfying only those whose eyes are bigger than their stomachs.

These 8 oddly cute eco-friendly characters epitomize the subtle way Japan's governmental and corporate entities greenwash their environmental initiatives.

All it takes to turn an ordinary disposable plastic bottle into a simple, surprisingly durable birdhouse is heating it and molding it into shape.

Gardens sprout up in the most unexpected places, including flyer boxes, urinals, computers, coat pockets and inside cathedrals.