Recycling is not just a green way to keep discarded things in fashion, it, however, at times, needles the quiescent artist in us all. Linda Jose is one such artist who considers discarded shipping plastic-crates as fuel to ignite her creative self. She transforms these serviceable objects into usable furniture: shelves and drawers, to be more specific.
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