This wardrobe was created with used and discarded materials. There is plenty of room for clothes hats and shoes with the benefit of keeping discarded materials out of a landfill.
Category: Furniture
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Beach rock coffee table was crafted using recycled fibers and materials. This piece was painted with low/no VOC water based paint. I used a thin layer of solvent free resin on the top. I am leaning away from resin because I’m not convinced that it is eco-friendly just because Stone Coat Countertops produces it without solvents. I have several gallons to use, then I will likely stick to ecofriendly paints.
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Here is another coffee table crafted using recycled materials. My idea was to give the impression that a large stone is balanced on a smaller stone.
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This is another table I am still working on. It is crafted using recycled materials.
This is a high top bar table.
The top is the only thing left to finish.
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This table and cabinet will resemble cast iron when complete. I had it suggested to me that I should post some pieces in different stages of my process. I plan on adding sparkles and dangly bits, too. Hopefully I will have an update soon.
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These pieces are hanging at KALEID Gallery.
Both pieces are made out of recycled paper “clay”.
The interior was wallpapered with pages from old books given to me by a friend.
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This is a table created out of used and discarded materials.
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This coffee table, like many of these pieces is constructed from empty paint cans and other containers as the filling with a specially mixed recycled pulp exterior. They are then sealed with a combination of low/no VOC glue and paint, sometimes combined with the recycled chalk paint from the restore. The top of this table is solvent free resin made by Stone Coat Countertops.
top view
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This coffee table is crafted of used and discarded materials.
There is an abstract horse design in the solvent-free resin top.
side view
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This is another angle of the coffee table on the ad below.
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