Tag Archives: repurposing
designing crows
“The crows that live in Tokyo use clothes hangers to make nests. In such a large city, there are few trees, so the natural materials that crows need to make their nests are scarce. As a result, the crows occasionally … Continue reading
Posted in creatures, photography
Tagged adaptation, crows, habitat, nests, repurposing, salvage
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cage lights
Cage lights, suspended for hanging candles, flowers. I love messing around with them. last night early this morning About the same size and shape as a cage light, this orange shade was found a while back at Building Resources and … Continue reading
Posted in cut flowers
Tagged Building, cage lights, Echeveria glauca's flowers, hanging vases, miscanthus, repurposing, tithonia, zinnias
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succulents make us do the strangest things
I had to laugh when I saw Reuben’s latest project on this post, planting the frame to an old television monitor, which I think is incredibly classy and wish he’d sell to me. (Look at those aeonium knobs!) I completely … Continue reading
bench
We’re in the early planning stages of another project, and I’ve started to notice a pattern here. Often projects start out with stuff we’ve found, which gets stored deep in the recesses of the garage and is completely forgotten, but … Continue reading