Category: FurniturePage 2 of 2

Drawn with ink by Spanish artist Daniel Muñoz “San”. Photos: eseaene.com

Another version how to make stools or benches out of skateboards. This time by Deckstool who create seating possibilities out of old or reclaimed skateboards and skateboard trucks. This…

The chainsaw carved, rough version of Yanagi’s classic elephant stool – including table. Made by Australian designer Greg Hatton. Photos from: flickr.com/photos/greghatton. Courtesy of Greg Hatton.

Check also Zedz‘s public 3D sculptures. Photos: zedz.org

Table out of antique pine from Brooklyn based Uhuru design&furniture company. One of the pieces where they used a material that has been “reclaimed, recycled, repurposed, reused or…

Image: photo by philipnewtonphoto.com via designspongeonline.com Favorite piece of furniture of photograph Philip Newton made by his grandfather. He says in designsponge’s sneak peek of his home: “It…

Images: stenciled floor and doors by deathwishindustries.com Stencilist “Legion” aka “Raw Garbage” covers basically everything from benches to boxes and from doors to floors with his motives. Not…

Stool by Hong Kong-based designers chowpourianlab. Image: chowpourianlab.com

Images: kraum.is / designspiration.net I completely agree with Icelandic designer Ingibörg Hanna that “the raven is a such a cool bird”, as she told Samantha from lovenordic. Its…

Another product from the Substain. For this coffeetable they joined again forces with Chuck Anderson from NoPattern and this time also Zach Johnson from Zenvironments. The table is…

Images: coroflot.com / etsy.com/people/knowhowshopla / popupdsgn.com Another furniture made out of old skateboards: the Broken Legs Coffee Table and the Skateboard Seating Cube by Popupdesign. Constructed from used…

A collabo between Berlin’s The Substain and Justin Hethcoat from Faceless aswell as Chuck Anderson from NoPattern. Made from thick plywood being laseretched on top and held together…

Unfortunately no furniture as I immediately thought by seeing the first photo, but a sculpture by Retna for his “Hallelujah World Tour” opening in NYC. Images: blog.vandalog.com, arrestedmotion.com

These are “digitally tattooed wooden bodies” as designers Naama Steinbock and Idan Friedman of Reddish describe their furniture pieces. Basically it is wood being digitally printed on. Point…

Screenshot and image from http://playge.net

After necklaces and plastic toys, here comes another tack on using a fatcap as a starting point for design. This time a more convincing one: Chairs in the…

These photos from the series “The Bastard Chairs of China” by Michael Wolf and published as a book “Sitting in China” in 2002 brings us to the backyards…