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Mr. Spencer, you sure have beautiful arms. And legs, and your face, and your hair, and….
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Posted on February 1, 2012 via † with 148 notes
Source: Flickr / amynysee
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(via beautiful-portals)
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Via goodkarmahandmade:
brilliant.
Jars reused for food storage — with measurements! Check out the photographer’s blog for various jar reuse and repurposing ideas; she posted one item a day for a month.
Posted on January 31, 2012 via goodkarma with 93 notes
Source: goodkarmahandmade
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Posted on January 31, 2012 via 雨 with 5,209 notes
Source: theonlylivingboyinbg
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There isn’t much that the design team at Anzfer Farms won’t put a light bulb on. They use all sorts of reclaimed materials ranging from hunks of brick and stone to drift wood and lumber. Their designs include furniture and lighting and are all handmade in their San Francisco studio. (via Apartment Therapy Re-Nest)
See earlier Unconsumption posts here for other things repurposed as lighting.
Posted on January 31, 2012 via Unconsumption with 10 notes
Source: re-nest.com
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WHY CAN’T I JUST RUN MY FINGERS THROUGH YOUR HAIR?!
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This is just a silly cap-I got Parker and Hardison smiling, and Eliot sticking out his tongue.
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They were both trying so hard not to laugh during this scene. “WE ARE NOT GOING TO HUG IT OUT!”
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Song Dong, Waste Not, Vancouver Art Gallery, 2010
ed: Recommended to me by my good friend Jon Keown.
Posted on January 31, 2012 via Things Organized Neatly with 437 notes
Source: blogs.kqed.org
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I haz a hat.
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“Say nothing, trust the diamond.”
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“The Look”
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I really want one of those hanging fire bowl things.
a building made from a dilipidated boat house
“Designed by architects TYIN tegnestue, the building is made of materials that were salvaged from a dilapidated boathouse on the site, plus new grey-patinated pine.”
via Dezeen
Posted on January 31, 2012 via Unconsumption with 38 notes
Source: unconsumption
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This blog is so cool! I have so many great ideas now.
Wood pallets repurposed as room dividers — such screens could be useful in spaces of all sizes, including dorm rooms, and in places where you want to hang several items without putting holes in walls.
(via My Friend Staci)
Related: Previous Unconsumption pallet posts.
Posted on January 31, 2012 via Unconsumption with 99 notes
Source: myfriendstaci.wordpress.com













