Filed under: interior design, product design, recycle / reuse | Tags: bic pen, daisy, product design, recycle, reuse, vase
THIS is the kind of recycled design I like to see.
via idealist
Filed under: electronics, environmental / sustainability | Tags: camera, plant pot, recycle, reuse
Filed under: recycle / reuse, Uncategorized | Tags: dumpster, reuse, reycle, swimming pool, urban planning
Great! Maybe shipping containers too? 
via CoolHunting
Filed under: audio, recycle / reuse | Tags: audio, cd, records, recycle, reuse, vinyl
As a fan of music I love this. And because I am a fan of recycled design, I am absolutely in love with this. Basically, the artist uses a vinyl cutter to cut grooves into CDs to that can play on record players. To me, it seems a little too good to be true without some kind of modification. I really really really would like to know just how good it sounds and if the rigid plastic of the cd would just tear up your needle. I need to get my hands on one. Thumbs up.
via Boing Boing
Filed under: furniture, lighting, recycle / reuse | Tags: furniture, glass, glass bottle, lighting, recycle, reuse
Now this is a crazy object. But a lot of fun! This object was created especially for me – for my deviant behavior. In order for this object to work someone needs to throw empty bottles against a cement backing. Breaking bottles can release a lot tension.
There are really two parts to this object: the Sharldery and the Shardalier. The Shardlery is like a factory. You throw in a bottle and glass shards are produced. The Shardalier catches the broken glass becoming a lamp the light of which shines through the glass shards. I’ve actually witnessed people hugging this product at parties. It’s a big “hit”.
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Definitely a refreshing take on interactive furniture, and very very creative. I want one.
via elsewareinc
Filed under: environmental / sustainability, recycle / reuse | Tags: fire starting, green, newspaper, recycle, reuse
This ol contraption will turn old newspapers into bricks for firestarting. I would use it to make a mass of floating bricks and set them loose in a pond. If anyone has any experience with this thing, send me an email and let me know if the bricks it creates is hollow or solid.
via Gizmodo
Filed under: furniture, recycle / reuse | Tags: chandelier, furniture, lighting, milk, milk crate, milkcrate, recycle, repurpose, reuse
via curbly
