samulnoli.com - 10/23/2008
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A rusty and bent nail doesn’t have any reason for being. But the nails begin to inform me about their valuable being widely as soon as the book is laid on the useless nails. When they’ve met their trunk called the book, they were able to get a significant life force as arms and legs of our body ...
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Movement Bookcase
productdose.com —
... This is a DIY project by Samulnoli, and if someone built me one I'd hand over some precious green for it. The bookshelf uses old, bent long nails, after being painted and attached to doll hands and feet, as supports for books and other assorted stuff you want to organize. I got nothing to do this weekend. This might be a weekend project worth exploring. Or maybe one of you could build it and let us know how much work was actually involved. Hey, we'll even post your log of your build. |via ...
Movement Bookcase
TrendsNow —
... Si ce n'est rien que pour son originalité, un étonnant projet DIY d'étagère baptisée "Movement Bookcase" créée par Samulnoli. Marrant ! ...
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