The 'MilkCollar' Pendant Light is Made with Milk Containers
Michael Hemsworth — May 6, 2020 — Art & Design
References: upcycledzine & homecrux
The 'MilkCollar' pendant light has been created by Gilbert de Rooij as an upcycled illuminator that makes use of an unlikely material for a high-end result. The light is paired with a series of plastic milk container components that surround a simple illuminator that has a single Edison-style bulb as its focal point. The illuminator maintains a flower-like design that is held together using a series of metal, copper-colored eyelets to put a focus on a stronger industrial aesthetic.
The 'MilkCollar' pendant light identifies what can be done to elegantly upcycle packaging components and give them new life as consumers seek to outfit their space in high-quality decor that doesn't come at the expense of the environment.
Image Credit: upcycleDZINE
The 'MilkCollar' pendant light identifies what can be done to elegantly upcycle packaging components and give them new life as consumers seek to outfit their space in high-quality decor that doesn't come at the expense of the environment.
Image Credit: upcycleDZINE
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