The Baroness Carrie Reichardt, remakes and reimagines dishware with a more creative twist.

Skate Study House is inspired by the 1950′s and recycling.  Skateboarders Pierre Andre Senizergues and Gil Le Bon De Lapointe gave birth to a concept of contemporary skateboard furnishings for your home. SSH produces true to the 50′s designs combined with skatboarding accesories–bright color skate wheels on clocks, symmetrical coffee tables make of decks and skateboard cut-out room dividers.

Old blue jeans can look fantastic once again, proven by Crazy as a Loom with these rewoven area rugs that have a bit of Japanese flair.

The recycled sandblasted dishes by Cat Merrick of Brooklyn NY are a wonderful approach to recycling and reusing old forgotten or aesthetically outdated dishware.

UK’s Laura Cahill began using second hand books after doing research into common unwanted objects. One of the most common unwanted objects that can be found at either thrift shops and flea markets are books. The glue in old books makes them extremely difficult to recycle. So she started to turn the second hand books she was collecting, into desirable objects such as furniture, lighting and ornaments. The result are lovely 3D forms in undulating cylinder shapes.

This lovely atomic ranch looking clock was constructed by the talented and mid century modern lover Kim Taylor aka the Sassy Crafter.

Rebecca Tegtmeyer, a graphic designer started her shop Sown Designs after creating a feedsack remnant pillow for herself and loving the results. We love them too!

Friedemann Bühler’s thin-walled bowls and vases are of wood collected from forests near his house. He carefully selects the best pieces and shapes them into rough forms on the spot.

Relying at times on traditional tools, he makes objects that assume either a soft asymmetrical form or small cracks and breaks. He then uses a variety of other techniques to create their unique final appearance: texturizing, bleaching, staining, lacking, and oiling.

Through brushing and sandblasting, the textile of the wood serves to texture the structures. The long process results in unique pieces and small series of simple elegance and timelessness.

Godspeed is the design studio of Joy van Erven and Finn Ahlgren utilizing unconventional materials opposed to the high style using a  down to earth approach.

Godspeed makes conceptual furniture in a one-hour time frame with scrap materials.

Es.ontwerp is unique and small series of furniture and accessories head by Simone Romanow (1975, Germany) who graduated in 2000 at the Bauhaus – University Weimar as a Product Designer. Afterwards she moved to Bavaria, working for furniture producer Nils Holger Moormann. In January 2002 she joined the Atelier Van Lieshout (AVL) in Rotterdam, Where she still works part time as a sculptor sculpting and manager of the workshop.

The ‘Valve candlesticks “are made of engine components from steel freighters. Normally valves will be melted down as scrap after rejection. A stainless steel ring, a hose clamp and a mat on the bottom lid to make an attractive candlestick.

The “Container Table” is made of a wall an old refrigerated container with smooth aluminum top with a color print. The bottom of the blade is folded steel.

The Billboard table ‘is made of laminated plywood once used as served notice board. The material is high quality and thus well suited for reuse in furniture.