Mon makes things: Storage Ottoman DIY. I love crafts.
I love DIY. My biggest DIY crush? Furniture redoing/making. I can't get enough. It takes every fiber of my being to keep myself from "rescuing" every tossed out piece of furniture I see along the side of the road {boyfriend, friends, and family frown upon my frequent adoption of such items}. I am currently in the process of replacing my hand-me-down couch, and wanted a new coffee table or ottoman to replace my cheap and wobbly IKEA table that I broke in college a few years ago. I loved the storage capacity and the fact that it was on casters, but I really needed something boyfriend could put his feet on... Now, prepare yourself... **I got my crates from Michael's using those wonderful 50%-off coupons, so my crates were less than $7 a piece (gotta love coupons!). Build the Structure:Arrange your crates like so: Place one crate on the floor/work surface so that the opening is facing down. At this point, your table will look like this!
Upholster a Top: Finish the Ottoman: Gravity Balans by Varier, Stokke Gravity Balans chair. Where cool meets versatile.
Meet our very favorite chair. Quick-ship chairs ship within 1-2 business days. Options not noted as a quick-ship will require shipment from Norway and carry an extended lead time. Please call for more information. If you are interested in a special order Gravity Balans, see our Special Order page. A perfectly timed power nap is a great way to jumpstart the body and increase productivity. The Gravity balans by Varier is certainly not limited to reclining. Gravity Balans Features: Upholstery and Finish Options: Many upholstery options are available for Varier seating. Please note that digital swatches are for reference only as monitor settings can vary.
The following upholsteries and frame colors are available for quick-ship: Quick-ship frames: HomeMade Modern EP5.1 Ombré Chair. Wooden stool by Zhukovets Vladislav. The Wooden stool with a slice of a natural tree.
On a photo the separate stool and a series from three stools of the different sizes is presented: “For small”, “For the smallest” and “For adults”. The idea is very simple wanted to create beautiful and close, warm and harmless subject which it is pleasant to take in hands and on which it is pleasant to sit at which it is pleasant to look which can be presented or bought as a souvenir from Russia. Design by Zhukovets Vladislav. Wood Casting by Hilla Shamia. Furniture combing the cast aluminium and wood.The negative factor of burnt wood is transformed into aesthetic and emotional value.
Preservation of the natural form of the tree trunk within the explicit boundaries. The general,squared form intensifies the artificial feeling, and in the same time keeps the memory of the material. Designed by Hilla Shamia. Pecas: stool fase #3. Jul 16, 2012 pecas: stool fase #3 ‘stool fase #3′ by pecas chilean industrial design studio pecas has created ‘stool fase #3′ using a new material called demodé. it exploits and rescues wasted textile from factories in santiago, chile before being used by the consumer. the high percentage cotton mix is blended together with a biodegradable adhesive where it maintains high structural strength after being sealed with greenwash. the composite is used to make panels and modules, wall cladding, interior design objects, among others. demodé is available in a wide range of colors that are classified by the color of the waste. it can be manipulated by sawing, drilling, sanding, screwing, gluing, joining with other materials. designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.
Bernardita Marambio. Bits of wood by Pepe Heykoop. There is lots of beauty in materials.
We as a consuming species are creating an enormous amount of waste in all types of production processes. ‘Bits of Wood’ is a reaction on handling these leftovers. Pieces of wood in this case; leftovers from the sawmill. All the different pieces are modified to fit in a mold where molten tin embraces them and holds them together. The tin comes from a metal recycling department where old tin pots and plates are collected. Photography by Annemarijne Bax. HomeMade Modern EP14 Log Lounger.