Porcelain Christmas Tree
Inge Vanluyd and Stefan Vanbergen of creative agency Mooz have spent one week to finish this 30' porcelain Christmas tree made of 5,000 donated old plates and cups, in Hasselt, Belgium.
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"At home we all have odd plates and cups which just don’t go with anything and as a consequence never find their way out of the cupboard. We noticed that friends and family also had ‘spare’ plates hanging around the house. This was enough to get us thinking about a creative destination for these everyday objects. That’s how we ended up with a porcelain Christmas tree. We decorated the tree with objects which would otherwise have remained invisible."
Source: junk-culture
Plastic Bottles Christmas Tree
Artist Jolanta Šmidtienė created an enormous 13-meter tall Christmas tree made from nearly 40,000 recycled green bottles and zip ties.
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Feather Christmas Tree
Five-star boutique hotel, Hôtel de la Paix, created the most magnificent Christmas tree made of 3,200 nine-inch white goose feathers, hung delicately on individual wires from the ceiling in the hotel’s lobby and took more than 10 days of preparation, several dedicated staff members and three engineers to complete.
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Source: washingtontimes
Elastic Cord Christmas Tree
Studio Roso made this V&A Christmas Tree 2011 made of 3.3 miles of elastic cord and reaches over 4 meters high, as a part of an ongoing series of winter commissions.
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Sleighs Christmas Tree
In just one week multidisciplinary studio Hello Wood built this 11-meter-tall tree made out of 365 wooden sleighs affixed to an intricate, 36-foot-tall wooden frame that sits atop a 4.5 ton steel base and placed it in front of the Palace of Arts in Budapest.
The tree will be dismantled after installation period is over and the sleighs will be donated to kids living in the SOS Children’s Village homes in Hungary.
Inge Vanluyd and Stefan Vanbergen of creative agency Mooz have spent one week to finish this 30' porcelain Christmas tree made of 5,000 donated old plates and cups, in Hasselt, Belgium.
[link]"At home we all have odd plates and cups which just don’t go with anything and as a consequence never find their way out of the cupboard. We noticed that friends and family also had ‘spare’ plates hanging around the house. This was enough to get us thinking about a creative destination for these everyday objects. That’s how we ended up with a porcelain Christmas tree. We decorated the tree with objects which would otherwise have remained invisible."
Source: junk-culture
Plastic Bottles Christmas Tree
Artist Jolanta Šmidtienė created an enormous 13-meter tall Christmas tree made from nearly 40,000 recycled green bottles and zip ties.
[link] [link]Feather Christmas Tree
Five-star boutique hotel, Hôtel de la Paix, created the most magnificent Christmas tree made of 3,200 nine-inch white goose feathers, hung delicately on individual wires from the ceiling in the hotel’s lobby and took more than 10 days of preparation, several dedicated staff members and three engineers to complete.
[link]Source: washingtontimes
Elastic Cord Christmas Tree
Studio Roso made this V&A Christmas Tree 2011 made of 3.3 miles of elastic cord and reaches over 4 meters high, as a part of an ongoing series of winter commissions.
[link]Sleighs Christmas Tree
In just one week multidisciplinary studio Hello Wood built this 11-meter-tall tree made out of 365 wooden sleighs affixed to an intricate, 36-foot-tall wooden frame that sits atop a 4.5 ton steel base and placed it in front of the Palace of Arts in Budapest.
The tree will be dismantled after installation period is over and the sleighs will be donated to kids living in the SOS Children’s Village homes in Hungary.
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