Friday, March 23, 2007
The next logical step: DIY cardboard furniture
Inexpensive GREEN Ingenuity
Now that's what I'm talkin' about....something neat and cheap...(Well, at least less expensive than the usual elitist design schtuff making the rounds of the blogs....)
Check out RS Miranda's $65 flatpack coffee table - made from foldable cardboard!
Reminds me of Papanek's stuff... Been a while since I read Design for the Real World, but cardboard was one material being used to create light furniture by groovy, forward-thinking, idealistic designers such as Papnek...
Check out RS Miranda's $65 flatpack coffee table - made from foldable cardboard!
Reminds me of Papanek's stuff... Been a while since I read Design for the Real World, but cardboard was one material being used to create light furniture by groovy, forward-thinking, idealistic designers such as Papnek...
Monday, March 12, 2007
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Jim Hannon-Tan's spin-system table
From apartment therapy via tina roth eisenberger's blog via pan-dan. (whew)
Labels: Jim Hannon-Tan, spin-system table
&, last but not least:
Funky eBay find of the Day: the Danish spice rack that hangs on the wall & spins ($29.99 buy-it-now)
Craig's List Posting of the Day...
Ignore that 2-month-long hiatus; just pretend it didn't happen....
