With the costs of transporting furniture around the globe, the energy used in manufacture and the associated Carbon footprint, Cohda have developed the
Revive table legs as an alternative. Manufactured in the UK the patented legs aim to offer a unique yet simple furniture solution that can assist in reducing these problems. The legs are manufactured in the UK from previously redundant production equipment that has now been revived by Cohda.

Attached and removed within seconds and without the need for expertise or tools, the legs can be used to produce a variety of permanent and semi permanent tables, in various scale, depth and surface diameters. The Re-vive table legs can be attached to most waste rigid materials and endlessly reused to create uniquely sustainable pieces of furniture.

Visit www.cohda.com for more information, or click to the below link

Patent No. 0814059.2

http://www.cohda.com/?pageid=5&id=9

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This post was submitted by Onur Mustak Cobanli.

Bintoy is one of dozens of objects that this designer has created that makes new uses of everyday objects. many of the experiments are brilliant, like the bintoy. Many concepts fall flat. But the key here is experiment, prototype, and release to the world.

Lesauskas.lt | Projects.

hm58- a versatile chair for commercial and leisure use:

the preformed ply shell is upholstered in cmhr foams, with stacking skid or four-legged base

finished in polished chrome. The upholstery is available in a wide choice of fabrics and hides.

www.hitchmylius.co.uk/

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“My Life Urn” story starts with a seed which will grow into a tree from the nutritional ingredients found in your placenta when you are born. Symbolic of your life, it will grow and change with you. Also, with “My Life Urn” comes a Life Tree Story which is designed as a life long journal for you to keep track of thoughts & developments along the way.
When your time eventually has come, “My Life Urn” will serve as a carrier of your remains when buried in the ground. Your Tree of Life will keep on growing through eternity & will function as a memorial for your relatives.

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This post was submitted by John Briscella.

52 Editions is the anti-gallery. Here is how it works: each week, the 52 Editions website (http://www.52editions.com) features an original photograph for less than $50. Its weekly goal: to demolish the misconception that collecting great photography is a privilege solely for the hoity-toity.

Launching this month, the 52 Editions website features a weekly photograph handpicked by curator and all around international man of photography Arnaud Gregori. How is this different than the typical, run-of-the-mill art gallery? Rather than representing specific artists and pushing their works, Gregori selects an individual photograph on a case-by-case basis. So if Gregori deems it worthy, it doesn\’t matter whether the photographer is an amateur or professional, anonymous or famous.

Thus, 52 Edition\’s postmodern approach to art dealing is more about spreading the shutterbug love than making a buck.

Says Gregori about his new venture: “Because we are constantly bombarded by slick images whose only purpose are to sell us more stuff, It is very important for me to showcase honest photographs, which exist solely because they capture something beautiful… a landscape, an object, a moment.”

About Arnaud Gregori:
In addition to curating numerous photography exhibits, Arnaud Gregori has more than 20 years of experience working with some of the world\’s most renown professional photographers and is also the co-founder of the prestigious Los Angeles-based Paris Photo Lab & Imaging.

This post was submitted by arnaud gregori.

This post was submitted by hector Mendoza.

I found these pieces recently and found them to be beautifully colored. Most outdoor furniture i encounter does not have the cohesive strength to make a whole collection. Rather, most outdoor furniture that you might find in this category are a motley collection of dissimilar objects. I applaud the consistency.

sub-studio design blog: Joel Escalona – Outdoors Furniture Collection.