Showing posts with label Recycled Furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recycled Furniture. Show all posts

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Straw Chair

(Source:design-milk.com)

Made from 10,000 drinking straws! Hail recycled furniture

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Lets go mad!

This post is on my favorite topic-quirky furniture.Some of it is recycled furniture which instantly ups the cool quotient. And some of it just some assembled pieces done in a fun way. Found a lot of stuff on this pretty interesting website trendhunter.com

(Source: trendhunter.com (via: christianehoegner, dornob))
Personally, I don't if I really like it cuz its slightly shabby but its innovative. I am guessing the cushions been stuck together through some means otherwise it would be a pain as they would keep falling off!

(Source: Trendhunter.com (Via: behance.net, industrialdesignserved))

Well, these coil chairs are a bit creepy for me but like I said I totally respect the innovation. The ones below look quite okay.



This one below is my favourite. This "alien" couch is sooo cute :) Love it.

(Source: Trendhunter.com (Via: igorchak, tuvie) )

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Re Fresh

Guys, I was extremely amazed when I did my research on this one. Wow. There are like a zillion of ideas and innovative stuff on recycled furniture and most can be implemented.

Honestly, I have seen a very different kind of recycling of furniture at my house. We used to have a really huge study table made of some fine wood which my father, over the years, keep making sleeker by getting it cut bit by bit. The last year I came home for a vacation, the table had gone and I saw a really sexy bookshelf in my room. Courtesy, of course, the wood of the study table. I thought it was really innovative. Another simple way to get the wooden furniture polished or even painted.

But now there is a whole new massive world out there of recycled furniture. Some of the ideas are sooo innovative and useful. Some are super quirky and interesting. Check out a few here that I liked. The first is with wine corks, second with cycle tyres (!), third with old cassette tapes (wow) and fourth is with newspapers.



(Source:ecofriend.org)



(Source: re-nest.com)



(Source: recyclart.org)


(Source: archinspire.com)