Dumpster Chairs

Hello again, 

this is a snap from 2 chairs and a little table i built completely built from dumbster wood.

i think i like these projects the most. It seems like your more likely to be happy with the results if you didn´t pay any money for it...

Illustrated Shoewall For Frankfurt

Here is another Project i was asked to do for the Urban Outfitters Store in Frankfurt.

I was a bit heartbreaking to do all the Illustrations and then cut through it to build the boxes...but i gotta say i´m really happy with the result.

 

That´s the finished gridwall.

 

Here are some of the MDF Sheets I drew on...altogether I covered 5 Sheets with Illustration.

urban bench

Here´s the new customer bench for Urban Outfitters Cologne...

it´s made of black MDF and Plywood.
 

Urban Outfitters Frankfurt

Here is some Furniture that i built for the Urban Store in Frankfurt this month.

My favorite would be the huge Vinyl Wall...

 

 

 

Dancing with the stairs

sooo, i have to say i was a bit scared of this project...and as it turns out that was for a good reason.

building stairs is something that is too much for my mathematical capability!  although i usually never scetch or plan anything that much, i tried to make a blueprint before i started...of course i missplaced it and figured it all out on the go.

which was good, i found the blueprint later and it has absolutely nothing to do with the endresult :)

i don´t know why and how, but after 30 hours of feeling stupid i ended up with this.

Weekend Project: Big Ass Table

i just bought a bunch of these old scaffoldingboards on ebay. super cheap and way more than i expected...so saturday morning i took a couple boards to my fellow woodmill to get them planed off.

i´ve never seen that happen before-it´s fantastic! you throw a dirty old board in and get a fresh and perfectly straight board out. i love it!

 i started with the tabletop because it takes some hours for the glue to dry. i used these wooded pegs to join the boards.

 then i started working on the base...i wanted to have some angles in it but as usual i didn´t scetch anything out or took the time to document the process properly. sorry.

 

i wanted to make this table a stable as possible so i decided to use this (whatever it is called) technique , i think it doesn´t get any stronger than this. i also tried to avoid any screws and went with wooden pegs.

 

 

 

Handdrawn wall

I just finished this wall at the urban outfitters in cologne today. 

3 days of work, way too many posca markers and the newly discovered need for glasses later...