Upcycling interior design

Upcycled junk and site construction waste make up nearly every interior element of Madrid's Mo de Movimiento restaurant, created by designer Lucas Muñoz.

The lifespan of paper money is only about 18 months—after that, it’s decommissioned and sent to be burned. As an alternative, London designer Angela Mathis created VALUE, a line of furniture upholstered with shredded dollars, pounds, euros, and other bills. The shredded notes are formed into a new textile and used to upholster the pieces— in this case, stools. The final result has a raw, graphic feel, almost like composite board meets paper mâché.

We've put together 10 projects made from rubbish that you will actually want to keep. From magazines to plastic bottles and coke cans!

conceived as a three-dimensional collage, the temporary villa is constructed entirely out of recycled materials including old bottles, oil barrels, wooden window frames, and used car doors.

After finding a discarded red chair, I knew the original woven plastic was beyond repair. But the red metal frame was in great shape. So I set about finding a

Vintage tennis rackets look really great, but aren’t very practical to keep around… until now! We love this simple DIY project that will have you upcycling your surplus of vintage tennis rackets into super cute mirrors in no time.Here’s what you have to do:* Find a vintage tennis racket (ebay, thrift stores, and your parent’s basement are all great places to look). * Take a the racket to a glass shop and ask for a custom-cut beveled-edge mirror that fits inside the rim.

With imagination and elbow grease, you can transform that old door into a one-of-a-kind piece that's both useful and beautiful.

Discover how to transform old furniture into 34 stunning upcycled masterpieces, perfect for adding a chic and sustainable flair to your home decor. Featuring DIY upcycling, eco-friendly makeovers, furniture restoration, creative recycling, sustainable living. #UpcycledFurniture #SustainableLiving #HomeDecor

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I made these beautiful glass bookends for only $4 I bought a whole bunch of these worse-for-wear secondhand glass bricks on FB Marketplace last year and ever since have been thinking of ways I can repurpose them. Although in saying that, I completely forgot I had the secondhand glass brick

If your home is looking a little basic, steampunk is exactly what you need to kick it up a gear.