A Dumpster Of Design
Uhuru chair made from reclaimed bourbon barrel staves from Kentucky and used truck springs.
"That's my girl, always in a dumpster somewhere"
The above statement is true. Well, I don't spend time in actual dumpsters.... it's mostly junkyards.... does that sound remotely better? In summer I spend a lot of time reworking scrap metals and discarded furniture into cool stuff. When I stumbled on Uhuru, a Brooklyn furniture and design shop, I was in absolute heaven. Other people do this! That aren't homeless! Check out their stuff at 2Modern.
"This company creates utilitarian designs out of just about anything: reclaimed pine from demolished NYC buildings, old bicycle rims, recycled steel and other "such attractive waste." "
"That's my girl, always in a dumpster somewhere"
The above statement is true. Well, I don't spend time in actual dumpsters.... it's mostly junkyards.... does that sound remotely better? In summer I spend a lot of time reworking scrap metals and discarded furniture into cool stuff. When I stumbled on Uhuru, a Brooklyn furniture and design shop, I was in absolute heaven. Other people do this! That aren't homeless! Check out their stuff at 2Modern.
"This company creates utilitarian designs out of just about anything: reclaimed pine from demolished NYC buildings, old bicycle rims, recycled steel and other "such attractive waste." "
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I'm up for junk yard searches... They provide some of the best photos I've taken too.
Joe - I found studio space right next to the scrap metal yard! People will be officially able to visit me at a junkyard :) My mom will be so proud....
oh, nice.
I've gotta get some work together soon here. In 3-4 days, I'll be inviting people out to a show with some of my work.
I can't wait to see the studio though.
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