upcycleDZINE is a blog that focuses on showing what upcycle design is all about. And not only that, but it also wants to show you inspiring upcycle ideas. In this group post, you’ll find 15 upcycle ideas to turn kitchen utensils into unique designs.
A collection of upcycle ideas
During a never-ending quest for inspiring and original upcycle design pieces, this blog grew into a place with an impressive collection of over 500 upcycling articles. That’s why posts were created showing a collection of upcycle design pieces made out of the same material/object or to show the same type of product.
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Upcycled Wall Lamps out of kitchenware by Lampified
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Upcycled Vintage Percolator lamp by Benclif Designs
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Steam Juicer desk lamp by Ideenklette
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DENIS PAPIN: baking mould table lamp by Le Siècle des Lumières
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Maké Maké: colored colanders pendant lamp by Nadia Belalia
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LIGHT MINCER: meat grinder lamp by Reima Honkasalo
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Robot Sculptures out of upcycled waste by Gille Monte Ruici
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CRAZY ROCKET: cake moulds pendant lamp by LUMPO
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Spoons circling a light by Garbage
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TupperLight: retro Jell-O mold pendant by Boots N Gus
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Skimmer spoon reused and given a second life as KEY STORAGE
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Vintage Metal Jelly Mould Light by The Rework House
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Chef de Cuisine lamp by Findelkind
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InSight Light: charming vintage pan lamp by Dead Pan Charm
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Mixer Beater lamp by Southern Restoration
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