Handmade lamp collection made from recycled newspaper paste by Spanish designer Enrique Romero de la Llana.
Pictures by Ana Cuba
Handmade lamp collection made from recycled newspaper paste by Spanish designer Enrique Romero de la Llana.
Pictures by Ana Cuba
Series of handmade lamps titled Bichos (aka creatures) made of discarded tree branches from Portugese architect Martinho Pita.
A cabinet constructed from reclaimed timbers, by London based studio Hendzel + Hunt .
“It contains 24 hidden doors with lots of surprises. Traditional wooden locks, catches, latches, twists and turns. The piece was commissioned by Selfridges.”
(Video directed / produced by Joana Filipe)
An amphora, made from scrap woods by Studio Hendzel + Hunt here.
Marqueterie made of found materials, mostly trashed woods, using a curvy scrap-less pattern cut, by Swiss textile designer Linda Topic.
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Brilliant bas reliefs from sculptor Ron van der Ende here and there.
Lori Weitzner‘s wall coverings, made from recycled newspapers.
Gorgeous 4p table made of scrap woods by Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek. (previously featured here, here and there) – found here
A fusion of lawnmower and bicycle, project for the «Kinderspiel» (child’s play) contest at Designbiennale Luzern (special prize), by Swiss designer Florian Hauswirth.

Water Boiler with a 3D printed ceramic filter by design studio Unfold, part of the Open Structures project.
“Coffee makers and water boilers are relatively simple machines, yet their workings are typically inaccessible to the user. Repair or even recycling becomes impossible: once the product ceases to function, it is rendered disposable. The OS Boiler explores an alternative approach to the design and production of these ubiquitous appliances. Based on the OS design principles, the WaterBoiler’s (completely disassembleable) design and transparent construction invites users to adapt, repair, and combine with existing OpenStructures components.”
“The limited complexity of the Boiler allows new partnerships to emerge that can adapt to the scale of production: a single unit designed as a DIY kit to one-thousand units produced in a collaboration of international suppliers and local manufacturers. Consistent application of simple and straightforward principles in design and production leads to an object that can evolve and adapt over time.”
The WaterBoiler was originally designed & composed by Jesse Howard in collaboration with Thomas Lommée It contains OS parts designed by Fabio Lorefice (3D printed adaptor piece) and Unfold (3D printed ceramic waterfilter)
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Portrait series made of magazine pages, by -on of my fav- Greek arist Alexandros Vasmoulakis.
Bear art trophy, made of old book images, by artist Chris Jones at Marc Straus gallery.
Artwork by Portland sculptor Ron Ulicny
Photo cut from the series “Searching for a perfect collage”, by Japanese artist Kensuke Koike
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