GARBAGE Recycled Kitchenware Lighting

Posted on January 26, 2009 by Doug Gunzelmann in Home+Decor

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35 Responses to “ GARBAGE Recycled Kitchenware Lighting ”

Gilles "Garbage" EICHENBAUM

27. Jan, 2009

Thanks for the “add”, it’s very fair of you !

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Matthew Jarsky

27. Jan, 2009

Nice work Mr. Garbage! My garbage lights ain’t bad either.

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Cara

03. Feb, 2009

This is wonderful! Repurposing for profit…. what a great idea. Gives new meaning to “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.”

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Schnuppe von Gwinner

07. Feb, 2009

I discovered that you mentioned the Garbage Lamps of Gilles Eichenbaum promoted by craft2eu.
How wonderful!
Maybe you like to have a closer look at http://www.craft2eu.com presenting well selected European crafts and design.
I can imagine that you will enjoy.

Kind regards

Schnuppe von Gwinner
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Germany

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wallets bags

01. Jul, 2009

very shinny ,and seems antique i think………..

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Jaipal Singh Rathore

16. Jul, 2009

did u know about antioues like 1616 LIBBO coin and it’s amezing functions and it’s lakh of crores dollars.?

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Kitchen Accessory Dame

16. Jul, 2009

I was searching through Google doing research for a blog article, when I found this blog, and while not what I was exactly looking for I found it very informative and interesting, I think the idea of reusing old products and turning them into new ones is something everybody should be encouraged to do! Thanks. Tina xx

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Louis Vuitton Handbags and Wallets

20. Jul, 2009

Keep working, great job, I love it!

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コピーブランド

23. Jul, 2009

Great! Woo!
I agree with you!

Thank you for sharing this with us.

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Sale Handbag

28. Jul, 2009

thank for your sharing. good information

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Alex M

06. Aug, 2009

these are really cool! but if they don’t necessarily match your decorating style and you still want energy efficient lighting, look at Hinkley Lighting.

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josh

20. Aug, 2009

These are really cool indoor lighting products.

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warez ddl

19. Oct, 2009

artist Gilles Eichenbaum

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Kitchen Chair

24. Oct, 2009

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20. Nov, 2009

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Single

20. Nov, 2009

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Михаил Кузьмин

27. Oct, 2009

Так мило, но так банально…

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