Andy and Tony of Trainspotters unload a wagon full of salvaged industrial lights, hot from a Polish factory. Lights generally arrive into us in rough state, warts and all. They are then dismantled into component parts before undergoing the various stages of refurbishment, before emerging phoenix-like onto the website weeks, months or even years later. This latest haul is an exciting collection of metal and prismatic glass pendant and wall lights in a variety of styles, some of which we’ve not seen before. They will be gracing the website over the coming weeks…
Ever wondered what happens to all of those coloured plastic (polypropylene) chairs that you used to slouch on at school? Thanks to chair manufacturers Kirkhouse in collaboration with Optimus Education Foundation many are now avoiding landfill and finding new homes
A Polish haul arrives….
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Check out this article on our Walk/Don’t Walk signs in today’s New York Times: http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/20/walk-dont-walk-open-your-wa… Michael Grynbaum writes eloquently about these now extinct New York city icons, although seems in our opinion a little too
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Chairs to Africa
Ever wondered what happens to all of those coloured plastic (polypropylene) chairs that you used to slouch on at school? Thanks to chair manufacturers Kirkhouse in collaboration with Optimus Education Foundation many are now avoiding landfill and finding new homes