Feedback and Giveaway
I need your feedback!
All I need is a comment as to how I can make plastolux better.
I am giving away one set of my new HALF and HALF bottles.
What do you like and want to see more of?
What do you dislike and would like to see less of?
Any new ideas you would like to see?
Any feedback would be great, I will choose one person at random on Sept.12th. Only available to the U.S.
I have a new batch of sand blasted wine bottles in my Etsy store you can take a look at.
plywood+nuts+bolts+OSB and you may get a little TILTED
I am really digging the use of simple and available materials that TILT is using in their projects. I can’t help but on some level think they are inspiring all of us to DIY, how to, or even make your own furniture using some of the simplest of materials. In no way am I taking away from their work, I think it is killer. I really like the industrial modern vibe that the OSB and nuts and bolts provide. More inspiration after the jump.
Retro Renewal - Atomic Indy
What would you do if you happened upon a yard full of discarded freebies? Blog cohort Baz over at Atomic Indy just sent me this really cool lighting DIY. While on his usual side street cruzing he came upon this yard full of freebies and snagged this cool retro Sony TV. Make the jump to see what became of this discarded gem.
A tale of two Eames
It seems that everyone and their dog is trying is get their hands on vintage Eames, Herman Miller, and Knoll just to name a few. So with my slim budget I have to find the busted, stained and decrepit pieces in hopes to rejuvenate them. This pair of Eames DCM chairs were purchased at different times so they are not a matching pair and they have both had some poorly done back surgery. Click “READ MORE” to see step by step on how I brought these chairs back to life.
The one on the right already had the clear coat sanded off. The clear coat on the left one was already flaking off.
The shock mounts on both chairs were hard and cracked.
DIY mini Japanese maple garden
In one of my posts last week I had mentioned that we had sold our home. One of my favorite features of this house is the red maple on the side of our house, it is so killer. Underneath this maple is a blanket of small maple trees that I haven’t the heart to rip up. I decided I needed to take a little of this house with me when we move out. See what I did with these small trees after the jump.
