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Gavine Beck

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Diy Luminaire

Sculptures Céramiques

Contemporary Ceramics

art : notes to future

Anas, Guy van Leemput, 2013. Represented at COLLECT by Terra Delft Gallery. Photo: Dirk Theys

Craft Crazy: 3 New Uses for Jewelry Wire - Dot Com Women

Start by cutting around 50 lengths of wire, and begin wrapping the edges of a few pieces of wire around the base of a candle to form a spiral that will hold the candle in place. Make as many spirals as you like depending on how many candles you would like your tree to hold. Twist the remaining pieces of wire together to form tree branches, and then wrap all the wires together to form your tree trunk leaving around three or four inches at the end to make the tree roots.

Water-Weaving Faucets

Dual Stream Faucet Lets You See the Hot and Cold Streams Combine -Craziest Gadgets

an empty room with stone walls and a bench on the floor in front of it

Architectural Materials

Concrete Architecture

Concrete Materials

Fibre Optics

Concrete Furniture

LiTraCon "light transmitting concrete" Developed in 2001 by Hungarian architect Áron Losonczi http://www.litracon.hu/

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Materials And Textures

Concrete Wall

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"LiTraCon - Light Transmitting Concrete made of 96% concrete and 4% embedded optical glass fibers. Invented and patented by Aron Losonczi."

a silver and gold vase sitting on top of a white table

Home - House Doctor

Dp0240 / House Doctor

a red and grey vase sitting on top of a white table

Puls Ceramics -

Wim Borst

a close up of a gold colored object on a white surface with a black piece in the middle

Gold Point Vessel - Etsy

Gold Point Vessel by upintheairsomewhere on Etsy, $56.00

two gray containers with lids sitting on top of a white countertop next to each other

Burnished Concrete

Recycled Marble

Newburyport Massachusetts

Port Living Co.

Jordan Castro and his family-owned business Port Living Co. create eco-friendly kitchen and home designs in concrete, recycled marble dust, cork, aluminum and rubber. Based in Newburyport, Massachusetts, the small company spent over a decade perfecting the concrete mixes to make them both functional and beautiful. Each piece is one of a kind and cast in a handmade mold to cure for about week. They are then burnished by hand and finished with two coats of carnauba wax.