This unique recycled furniture has been produced by Benjamin Rollins of BRC Designs. He makes furniture out of an abode of recycled materials including playing cards, old bicycle tires and even circuit boards. Above: Protrusion Table.
The Ropey Chair by Jon Fraser is made from 80 metres of rope soaked in polyurethane resin. It looks great; here are some sketches and further images:
Unique kids animal hand tattoos. Has your child has ever asked you to make a puppet from an old smelly sock? Have you created some other kind of weird creature of of paper and sticky tape? If so, these may be for you—Animal Hand Tattoos and Monster Hand Tattoos.
Check out these Pantone Mugs and Expresso Cups from Whitbread Wilkenson. They are the ultimate mix of the original favourites of the Pantone® mug family, which come in various colours and a couple of sizes:
Vintage machines of the 70’s and 80’s. Can you remember the technology back then? I can remember some of the 80’s machines from when I was young—they were top-tech! Here is a selection of retro games consoles, telephones, TV’s and camera to either take you back or simply just to inspire.
Here are 15 Creative Washbasins to Freshen Your Senses. From cork, wood, ceramics and sheet metal, there appears to be no limit on what sink and washbasin designs are available:
Check out these web and social media sneakers I recently discovered (well, “trainers” as known here in England). They’re just concepts, but wouldn’t it be great if these were actually produced? Above: Twitter Sneakers [link].
The coffee table in my living room is made by IKEA, and it does it’s job. I must admit, though, that it looks very boring—especially comparing to this fantastic Lagoon Table by designer, Alexandre Chapelin. These tables are made from a travertine base, which is partially encapsulated by resin to form the appearance of water. I reckon they are far more expensive than my table, though! See the table from different angles here…
Designer Chris McVeigh creates stunning miniature LEGO collectables that resemble retro Lego Televisions, Telephones, Cameras and even old-style Mac Computers!
See Also: Authentic Artist Lego Art by Marco Sodano.
He photographs these mini-marvels and sells them via his online store, and even though they’re quite expensive, you can’t say they’re no unique! Check out the rest of the images below:
When I first saw this truck, I thought it was part of some sort of advertising campaign or a mere work of art. No. It’s an actual working and very real ice truckers pickup, complete with engine, tyres and functioning electronics. As can be seen, the lights even work.
“How — You may ask?” Well, the truck was commissioned by a Canadian car battery manufacturer ‘Eliminator’ that desired potential customers to know how well their batteries worked in the snow. They teamed up with collaborators Iceculture, to show-off that a truck could function at -49 degrees. I shudder…
SEE ALSO: Waterskiing via Road
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