Designer: LPDL (Luis Pons Design Lab)
Friday, June 19, 2015
Double Take
The idea of reclaiming the old by breathing life into it and making it actually cool and noteworthy is rare to find these days. Aside from reclaimed wood, which has become a staple in many furniture design these days, I don't often come across other random materials. I saw these the other day while browsing online though! Frames and extra baggages by Luis Pons Design Lab or LPDL.
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