April 26, 2016 at 12:05 pm
Amazing Furniture Made from Old Aircraft Parts (18 Photos)
Fallen Furniture uses reclaimed parts from both military and civilian aircraft, giving the pieces new life as functional works of art
Fallen Furniture uses reclaimed parts from both military and civilian aircraft, giving the pieces new life as functional works of art
At the ECAL low-tech factory, two design students have built a whimsical rocking chair that knits you a hat as you rock back and forth
It’s one of the best uses of small space we’ve seen
For his art residency at the White House Farm in Suffolk, UK, artist Alex Johnson carved this incredible chair from a single large oak stump
Based out of Lynden, Washington, Klassen works by himself, creating one-of-kind pieces by hand
At her family’s carpet factory in Buenos Aires, artist Alexandra Kehayoglou noticed there were piles of discarded thread lying around
“No matter how beautiful or sophisticated our designs might be, the shapes we find in nature are often more mysterious and intriguing” – Sebastian Errazuriz
Designer Alexander Chapelin combines cut travertine marble with layers of blue resin to create a coffee table ‘lagoon’
You’ve probably seen this kind of expanding table online, but have you ever seen how it actually works?
This idea sounds amazing.
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