The Tale Light Chandelier is Built Ford Tough
Alex Scott — February 2, 2010 — Art & Design
References: stuarthaygarth & coolbuzz.org
You know when you go into a car enthusiast's house and nearly every piece of furniture or appliance is auto-inspired or made for the parts of a real vehicle? Yeah, that drives me nuts, but I do appreciate a piece of fine craftsmanship when I see it and Stuart Haygarth’s Tale Light chandelier is a shining example.
Made from unused car truck and tractor tail lights, Haygarth cuts and molds them to shape, then fastens them to acrylic boxes to create these futuristic looking Tale Light Chandeliers.
Made from unused car truck and tractor tail lights, Haygarth cuts and molds them to shape, then fastens them to acrylic boxes to create these futuristic looking Tale Light Chandeliers.
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