Thomas Wold’s Quirky and Unique Creations Made From Upcycled Furniture

<a href="http://thomaswold.com/" target="_blank">Thomas Wold</a> sees old beat up cabinets in a much different light than most of us — where we see broken and useless, Wold sees the building blocks for new installations. Wold runs a design and fabrication studio in Berkeley where he makes unique custom furnishings and cabinetry often using completely upcycled materials. Cabinets, doors, drawers and salvaged wood find a new life in Wold's quirky and brightly colored furnishings, like this gorgeous pastel built-in called <a href="http://thomaswold.com/pages2/fractured_fairy_tales.html" target="_blank">Fractured Fairy Tales</a>. Click ahead to see more of Wold's upcycled creations.

<a href="http://thomaswold.com/" target="_blank">Thomas Wold</a> is a custom craftsman who lives in the Bay Area with a design/fabrication studio in Berkeley.

He struck our fancy with his amazing upcycled furniture creations that take parts and pieces from old furnishings.

His assemblages have a decidedly modern aesthetic and are often painted bright popping colors.

Wold's talent shines through in the pieces and it's clear how much thought and skill have gone into fitting all the parts together.

Wold is well-known for his custom furniture designs and installations, and also works on custom cabinetry and interior woodwork for homes around the Bay Area.

Check out his <a href="http://thomaswold.com/pages2/portfolio.html" target="_blank">portfolio</a> to see a more complete picture of his skills.

We were most in love with his use of old furniture to create these quirky and unique cabinets.

He's also made couches, bookcases, nightlights and more.

Process photo of the waterproof couch.

Grandma's electric blue stereo cabinet.

Mystery House.

Detail of Mystery House.

Example of how Wold assembles his parts into larger installations.