olli meier repurposes trashed parts into the berlin bike lamp
busted, brightly painted rims compliment a series of semi-organized slashed and pop-riveted tubes.
olli meier repurposes trashed parts into the berlin bike lamp
all images courtesy of olli meier
just because it’s broken, doesn’t mean it’s worthless. at least not according to berlin-based designer olli meier, who created the ‘berlin bike lamp’. busted, brightly painted rims are complimented by a semi-organized series of slashed and pop-riveted tubes. inside the partially closed form are two bulbs, which run upwards alongside a single metal element that connects the piece to the ceiling. with a true reuse, recycle spirit, meier offers a construction guide to build your own ‘berlin bike lamp’ on his site, here.
‘berlin bike lamp’
rims
materials source — a.k.a the side of the road
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