I have several decorative metal art pieces in my house. I like how they look and I think they create a friendly environment. They also make a good impression to the people that visit me. The metal has a strong solid view and as a sturdy material it gives a feeling of eternity. But my point is not how good my art pieces look. I am wondering all this metal that I use - is it environmental friendly. I don’t like plastic art pieces they seem like cheap and not good looking to me. The wood is a good alternative to the metal but I try not to use wood because I try to be friendly to the forest. But I wonder if the metal causes more damage to the environment than the wood? This thought had not crossed my mind till recently when I heard in the news about some incident in a metal producing mill. I saw pictures in the news and they were not environmental friendly pictures. Which one causes less damage to the nature – the metal or the wood?
AuthorDebra Haynes, has always had an eye for color. From the time she opened her first box of crayons she was captivated by the way colors interacted with each other. Always looking for ways to add a rainbow to her world, Debra Haynes became interested in botany and horticulture and earned her place in the field as a master gardener. She specializes in designing living rooms, which add a whole, new dimension and layer to interior design. Currently she is a senior staff writer for an online home decor store called Metal Wall Art where she writes dozens of articles per month. ArchivesMay 2010 CategoriesAll |
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