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Let's look back and know two pioneers of modern design. Anni Albers Josef Albers and her husband who made these designs in 1940 that even the Second World War did not prevent the artistic improvisation. Despite the shortage of materials, Anni Albers managed to reinvent everyday objects like paper clips, kitchen strainers, hairpins, wine corks, and metal grommets to create stylish fashion accessories.

You can buy at the store of MoMA, contain all the components needed to make your own reproduction of pendant Albers for less than $ 15. In my opinion I think if we look right at home find some objects to make them with ease.

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I love the idea of being able to customize our own clocks using recycled materials. Today we can enjoy the unique beauty of eco-design with these magnificent watches, made with recycled, like an old bicycle wheel, vinyl and paper journals.

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This model is ideal for chaperoning a party. Vase women's course!
No doubt about it, what are fashionable floral this summer-autumn.

Eco-artist Nicole Dextran is taking another step forward in fashion with creacción of Weedrobes, is a series of ephemeral garments, with which our bodies want to link to the environment. Precisely the concept of environmental art in the field of political entity and the hegemony of the fashion industry. Continue Reading »

Sandra di Giacinto uses recycled materials on a small scale in their jewelry designs.
I like using reusable materials because of the many ways that can be manipulated and assembled. His work is based on the complexity of Japanese art. Shown here is a small collection of buttons that have the appearance of radiation, with rings made of corrugated cardboard. They are handmade in limited editions.

Ana Hagopian designs and produces all kinds of unique jewelry made with paper and recyclable materials.

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Using the bike you keep fit and also does not pollute. And once they're old Angel is responsible for transforming them into lamps. Angel Moyano has sent us some of his work recycling.

Original lamps made with old bicycle parts. One of them is made with the axes of the front wheels attached to the spokes of the wheels.
Combine with other pieces so unusual object as a round brush hole he got in a hairdresser.

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Wardrobe built with 918 cassette tapes that are screwed into a wooden frame. It can be used as a divider and closet space. Designed by Patrick Schuur, Holandés designer.

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The carpet bike Nani Marquina was born from research on the possibility of using recycled rubber to create new textures. A trip to India, where bicycles are the main mode of transportation, was the inspiration for the carpet. Each rug is made by internal 130/140 bicycle tires collected and processed in India.

The truth that I can think of where to draw straws so much left over for reuse, but if any of vostros held a surprise party ... and not some one, here are a couple of ideas

Scott Jarvie has used 10,000 straws for Clutch chair.
Furthermore, the effect is original blur of light in the lamp, which the designer is like the reflection of light passing through a gemstone.

SOURCE: designboom