Nadia Belalia Unveils Colorful New Lamps Made From Repurposed Colanders

So far we’ve seen many examples of kitchen utensils being repurposed into customized, low-tech and eco-friendly objects - but these gorgeous <a href="https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalia-transforms-simple-colanders-into-stunning-lamps/" target="_blank">colander light shades</a> by New York-based designer <a href="http://www.nadiabelalia.com/#" target="_blank">Nadia Belalia</a> bring a special steampunk sensibility. Inspired by the “abundance and rawness” of industrial material in the New York, she created the series of lighting fixtures which combine the strength of metal with soft oval forms. Belalia's lamps are currently on display at <a href="https://inhabitat.com/the-best-green-designs-from-icff-2013-day-one/" target="_blank">this year’s ICFF in New York.</a>...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalias-steampunk-lamps-are-made-from-repurposed-colanders/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

So far we’ve seen many examples of kitchen utensils being repurposed into customized, low-tech and eco-friendly objects - but these gorgeous <a href="https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalia-transforms-simple-colanders-into-stunning-lamps/" target="_blank">colander light shades</a> by New York-based designer <a href="http://www.nadiabelalia.com/#" target="_blank">Nadia Belalia</a> bring a special steampunk sensibility. Inspired by the “abundance and rawness” of industrial material in the New York, she created the series of lighting fixtures which combine the strength of metal with soft oval forms. Belalia's lamps are currently on display at <a href="https://inhabitat.com/the-best-green-designs-from-icff-2013-day-one/" target="_blank">this year’s ICFF in New York.</a>...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalias-steampunk-lamps-are-made-from-repurposed-colanders/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

So far we’ve seen many examples of kitchen utensils being repurposed into customized, low-tech and eco-friendly objects - but these gorgeous <a href="https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalia-transforms-simple-colanders-into-stunning-lamps/" target="_blank">colander light shades</a> by New York-based designer <a href="http://www.nadiabelalia.com/#" target="_blank">Nadia Belalia</a> bring a special steampunk sensibility. Inspired by the “abundance and rawness” of industrial material in the New York, she created the series of lighting fixtures which combine the strength of metal with soft oval forms. Belalia's lamps are currently on display at <a href="https://inhabitat.com/the-best-green-designs-from-icff-2013-day-one/" target="_blank">this year’s ICFF in New York.</a>...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalias-steampunk-lamps-are-made-from-repurposed-colanders/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

So far we’ve seen many examples of kitchen utensils being repurposed into customized, low-tech and eco-friendly objects - but these gorgeous <a href="https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalia-transforms-simple-colanders-into-stunning-lamps/" target="_blank">colander light shades</a> by New York-based designer <a href="http://www.nadiabelalia.com/#" target="_blank">Nadia Belalia</a> bring a special steampunk sensibility. Inspired by the “abundance and rawness” of industrial material in the New York, she created the series of lighting fixtures which combine the strength of metal with soft oval forms. Belalia's lamps are currently on display at <a href="https://inhabitat.com/the-best-green-designs-from-icff-2013-day-one/" target="_blank">this year’s ICFF in New York.</a>...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/nadia-belalias-steampunk-lamps-are-made-from-repurposed-colanders/'>READ ARTICLE</a>