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spoon-chandelier3We're perpetually amazed by the way that Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design, and we were particularly impressed with his incredible line of <strong>Indication chandeliers</strong> - made from recycled plastic spoons. Exhibited at this year's ICFF, each one is completely composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.1
3541481032_f7db660286_o1We're perpetually amazed by the way that Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design, and we were particularly impressed with his incredible line of <strong>Indication chandeliers</strong> - made from recycled plastic spoons. Exhibited at this year's ICFF, each one is completely composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.2
spoon-chandelier2We're perpetually amazed by the way that Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design, and we were particularly impressed with his incredible line of <strong>Indication chandeliers</strong> - made from recycled plastic spoons. Exhibited at this year's ICFF, each one is completely composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.3
spoon-chandelierWe're perpetually amazed by the way that Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design, and we were particularly impressed with his incredible line of <strong>Indication chandeliers</strong> - made from recycled plastic spoons. Exhibited at this year's ICFF, each one is completely composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.4
toothpickdaisukeWe're perpetually amazed by the way that Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design, and we were particularly impressed with his incredible line of <strong>Indication chandeliers</strong> - made from recycled plastic spoons. Exhibited at this year's ICFF, each one is completely composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.5
daisukehiraiwabooth1We're perpetually amazed by the way that Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design, and we were particularly impressed with his incredible line of <strong>Indication chandeliers</strong> - made from recycled plastic spoons. Exhibited at this year's ICFF, each one is completely composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.6
daisuketoothpicklamp1We're perpetually amazed by the way that Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design, and we were particularly impressed with his incredible line of <strong>Indication chandeliers</strong> - made from recycled plastic spoons. Exhibited at this year's ICFF, each one is completely composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.7
