I can’t tell if the blog from whence these photos came is a link farm or what, but they sure have collected a lot of interesting photos that seem tailor-made to inspire slick home DIY ideas. Take, for example, the picture above, which Interior Design Magazine says comes from “Sztuki Cafe.” Now imagine building a set of a few of these for your kid’s room.
Or how ’bout this one:
I bet you could score ply scraps from all sorts of places. Sure, it’d be a bit of work, but this might make for a truly interesting office desk.
This one’s possibly my favorite. Imagine doing something similar for a coffee table.
Anyway, if you’ve been looking for some far-out ideas to spin via your woodworking skills, you might enjoy digging around in this site a bit.
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Interesting stuff. It does inspire me to want to go build something. Caution: Reading the grammatical errors of this Indonesian owned site may drive some of you nuts. Just look at the pictures.
Not sure what to think. My forefathers had names for this type of utilitarianism. They called it; poverty, frugality, need, and … “The Depression”. My dad used to repurpose a lot of junk. The trick, he said, was to make look like it was professionally produced, not homemade. Today however, it seems frugality or recycling is being paraded about as a sign of eco-religious piety. Sadly, like the pictures show, the assertions are often vainly opulent and at best a mere overture.
I like the booths on wheels. A friend had a small shop and built a little office like this. When there was a big job, he’d roll his office into the parking lot for the day!
Wow the third design is cool. In fact all of them are cool
. Kinda helped me to generate some ideas.