There comes a time when your blinds just have to go. Maybe they're broken, outdated or you just want a new look. Before you ...

Black bamboo is a fast-growing plant that can grow up to 4 feet in a day, making it a great choice for quickly filling your garden with greenery. It is a type of grass with ebony-colored culms and ...

With its incredibly fast growth-time and surprising strength, could bamboo be the stunning future of sustainable architecture? How pranayama, the ancient art of controlled yogic breathing ...

art installations by Anish Kapoor and Marc Quinn; the Gardens by the Bay, in Singapore, among many others. From the last few years, the engineer has exhaustively studied about bamboo, its ...

“Bamboo Procurement Team” is written on the side. The workers listen to instructions on how many stalks they’re cutting — today, it’s about 400. Here at the 3,200-acre Smithsonian ...

For a lowly grass, the bamboo is one of the most celebrated. People have waxed poetic and written aphorisms about it. Described, among other things, as “expressing usefulness through simplicity ...

While ceramic crockery and polycarbonate cutlery are commonly used in Kenya, eco-friendly Chinese-inspired bamboo products ...

The grilled bamboo with sencha béarnaise served this ... a cocktail bar hidden behind an unmarked door, an art bookstore and a gallery with rotating exhibits. The interior designer Anne Favier ...

Skyroot Aerospace witnessed about a two-fold increase in revenue in FY24. Agni Mitra recognised bamboo’s sustainable ...

The upcoming Salehe Bembury x New Balance 530 "Bamboo" sneakers are generating buzz like never before as they mark the latest collaboration between designer Salehe Bembury and New Balance.

Luminaries of the art, fashion, and film worlds gathered in Los Angeles for the 13th edition of the annual event presented by Gucci.

Titled Bamboo U, the 11-day course included teaching participants how to grow bamboo, treatment methods, bamboo design and model making, engineering, carpentry, and construction. The ArchDaily ...