I love things en masse. Take something small and insignificant and multiply it by 100, suddenly you have an interesting collection. Take something small and kinda cool, then multiply that by 1,000 and shape it into something awesome then, well, then you have a blog post.
Scott Jarvie Recycled Straw Clutch Chair
Nendo Designed Fabric Scrap Cabbage Chair
Fully Loaded Chair made from shotgun shells by Alexander Reh (yes, I’ve blogged about this before here)
balloona stool confetti by natalie kruch for umbra made from 500 balloons
Tide Chandelier made from collection of man made debris washed up on Kent coastline by Stuart Haygarth
Tail Light Chandelier Also by Stuart Haygarth
Mr. Haygarth is pretty much the king of making things out of things, view his entire site here
Volivik 347, Bic Pen Chandelier by en Pieza
#2 Pencil Chandelier by Daisuke Hiraiwa Gallery via inhabitat
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Those are incredible, especially Tide Chandelier.
I bet it makes the most amazing sound when someone walks by.
Wow! Fascinating, and beautiful, and whimsical, and “green.” What else could you want!?
OMG I have missed this blog!! i love the pencils!!! i love it all actually!
Oh, the Tide Chandelier! It’s a thing of beauty.
The Tide Chandelier definitely generated an “ooooh” out of me.
[...] For a change of pace, this last piece is made using straws, instead of straw. Obviously, using drinking straws creates a much different effect. This Clutch Chair is made by designer Scott Jarvie. Via Design Crisis [...]