This shelf system for the home or the office is in fact made by used bicycle tires, tensed between two used furniture legs. This creates an interesting elastic structure that allows to keep books as well as several objects, that stays put by the elastic pressure of the tires.
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This lamp is made from recycled translucid lighters of different colors which are inserted into a methacrylate base, making a attractive ceiling lamp.
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These lamps are done with envelopes that are used like molds for muffin. These circular pieces that are made of paper with the doubled edges and waves, are united creating interesting organic forms. This way one second life occurs to these daily objects, taking advantage of its singular form.
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By Emily Wettstein: Reclaimed walnut & steel w/removable planter. Cat extra.
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Awesome painting that was painted with shoelaces by Federico Uribe
Designed by Natalia Hojman and Angeles Estrada Vigil, the Potus Pot recycled light bulb vase is an eye-catching, handcrafted vase made from a re-purposed incandescent bulb. Each hand-crafted Potus Pot comes complete with a simple OSB base and packaging reused from the original light bulb. One of the Inhabitat Spring Greening Competition’s winning designs, this is a super-stylish and creative item that would look hot in any Inhabitat reader’s home.
SINGLES SHINGLES Nashville musican Matt Glassmeyer built a roof on his porch out of 350 damaged LP records. It’s held up pretty well after two years of use. (Photo: Dude Craft via Neatorama)
via gatekeeper: Light bulb terrarium - instructions here
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A set of pen tops that turns your “writing tool” into a knife, fork and spoon during the lunch break. All tops are made by sustainable resources, to be 100% recyclable, non toxic and hygienic. Dispensing each set of tops in an easily safe compostable wrapping, the whole set is designed to be environment-friendly.
