


Instead of tripping over children's blocks, why not use them to create a colourful chair?
A chandelier comprised of coffee mugs? That sounds like a buzzworthy idea to me.
But if it's not your cup of tea, try wine glasses with their stems removed for a classier effect. And if you do actually try this, please send me a picture!
A chandelier comprised of coffee mugs? That sounds like a buzzworthy idea to me.
But if it's not your cup of tea, try wine glasses with their stems removed for a classier effect. And if you do actually try this, please send me a picture!
The top two photos feature the works of designers Nic Roex, Pepe Heykoop and Geke Lensink. The cup chandelier is by Sander Lucas.
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