This pallet lounge chair by M&M Designers is part of ‘Les Palettes,’ a series of furniture crafted entirely from used wooden pallets. The chair look like it would be comfortable to sit on and with the addition of a cushion, it would make lounging by the poolside a dream. We found also in M&M Designers’…
Laura Anne Marsden is a textile designer. Laura, created a technique for transforming waste plastic bags into lace. She uses a combination of traditional hand-stitch and needle lace-making, along with various processes to change the properties and appearance of the plastic bags She forms her lace into jewelry, wall adornments, Christmas ornaments, pilllow covers.With her…
Czech artist Veronika Richterová creates incredible plastic bottle art. The artist, accidentally discovered that plastic bottles could be manipulated by heat. She decided to create a plastic bottle sculpture and call it PET art. Ever since then, plastic bottle art has been a focus for Veronika. She has upcycled thousands of plastic bottles and created hundreds of plastic bottle…
A piece of Rainbow just catched my eye. These guys, just took their pallets and make this: Read more. Read here
CROKE. That is the name given by Hugo Ribeiro to this particular woden table. The designer, inspired by traditional Portuguese stools and the art of crocheting, covered with plastic bags that have been crocheted into a long strand a pine table. The colorful bags we encounter in our daily life would be tossed out, so Ribeiro used…
Amazing hanging plants from upcycled plastic bottles. Straight from Angelo Fernades. Get inspired
There’s a quick and smart DIY project. Turn a shoe box into a digital Smartphone projector. Matterials Needed: Smartphone Magnifying lens Shoe box Paperclip X-acto knife Black electrical tape Step 1 – Trace a hole So, grab the shoebox.. If it is dark inside, works better, however yoy can add some dark paper or painted…
How easy is to develop temporarily structures from everyday, common objects that are easily accessible to people all-over the world? That was the question given to third year architecture students at the Lebanese American University and so they designed the “emergency plastic crates shelter” Studio instructor Richard Douzjian requested from students to think over immigration, as many refugees are forced to incorporate…
An object of the winter used as an ornament to force spring coming….. via
