Buy Daisuke Hiraiwa’s idea and put some stainless-steel scrubbing sponges from your kitchen together to create something truly beautiful. The designer exhibited a stunning metallic chandelier at ICFF 2010 that was made using items that are readily available in any kitchen. Looking at the fluffy, metallic cloud lamp hovering over your head, you would have never guessed that scrubbing sponges were behind the stunning sparkling effect.
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This not the first time that the Japanese designer has transformed household items into something extraordinary. Hiraiwa has already gained a lot of popularity for creating exquisite sculptures by re-using plastic cutlery. It seems like the artist has put all his experience and creativity to design this stunning chandelier.
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Via: Inhabitat
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