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Sunday, March 25, 2012
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
That's Rather Strange: Why are These Lamps Made from Recycled Bulbs So Expensive?
Photo: YLighting
Recycling is a noble practice, particularly when it creates something as beautiful as the Recycled Tube Light Pendant from YLighting, which is made by arranging burnt-out florescent tubes in a cylinder around halogen bulbs. Given the common materials, one would think this innovative light would be available to the masses for relatively cheap, but no, it's been sequestered away in the realm of haute design, destined for a celebrity loft rather than adding some eco-friendly cool to the average home. Why's that? Well, the price, for the smallest, one-bulb version is $1,950, and the largest, five-bulb number costs $3,000. At least the shipping is included.
· Recycled Tube Light - Pendant Light [YLighting]
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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Monday, May 2, 2011
That's Rather Strange: Yusuke Suzuki's Book Bed Offers a New Form of Child's Play
This is just wild: a kids' bed made to look like a book. Photographer Yusuke Suzuki created each flippable "page" from sheets and pillows. Is it nap time yet?
· Book Bed [Neatorama via Gizmodo]
Saturday, March 19, 2011
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Friday, February 11, 2011
That's Rather Strange: Here's a Wine Bottle Holder Shaped Like a Stiletto Heel.
· Mark Roberts 'Shoe' Wine Holder [Nordstrom]
Sunday, February 6, 2011
That's Rather Strange: Armchairs With Two Arms Are So Last Year: Here's One With Eight.
Yesterday it was a couch shaped like a cat; today it's an armchair shaped like a slithering, slimy octopus. The first in the Animal Chairs collection by designer Maximo Riera, the tentacular perch aims to "create a stronger link between the spectator, the piece, and the surrounding space." Well, all righty then. Expect to see a lion, a walrus, and a whale, among others, as the series grows. Can't wait!