LMNOQ’s Awesome Stormy Weather Lamps Are Made from Recycled Vegetable Cans
Posted By Laz Ojalde On February 8, 2012 @ 11:20 am In green Interiors,Green Lighting,Reader Submitted Content,Recycled Materials | No Comments
Recently featured at Design Miami, the Stormy Weather lamp collection by LMNOQ [4] is an experiment in frugality and sustainability. Made entirely from recycled tin vegetable cans collected from local eateries, the Stormy Weather collection addresses the challenge of producing a well-crafted, functional work out of materials that would have been thrown away. The collection includes a standing floor lamp and hanging lamp variations, and each is available as a limited numbered edition of 5.
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