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Cardboard etc [1]

I find myself enjoying the multi-transformations of corrugated paper into all kinds of predictable and unbelievable things. Recently, I bought some corrugated sheets from a packaging supplier and have started using one of them to pin up and display my knots.

It’s such an eye-opening experience going through the creative DIY projects shown here and just look at all these creations:

Chair

A sturdy and comfortable chair that weighs slightly over 4kg but is able to withstand a maximum weight of 100kg! It can be folded flat when not in use (which to me is the best part). Toddler version available as well.

Toys


Sheds and doll house
(Not forgetting teepee, rocket and other types of toys!)

Images from Paperpod

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Coffee table

Images from Nonplusultra

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Building blocks

Bloxes are building blocks made of interlocking pieces. These block pieces can be used to build tables, benches, dividers and etc.

Images from Bloxes

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Liquid cardboard

The ‘Liquid Cardboard’ flexes from one shape to many other shapes and it’s functional as a vase, candle holder and bowl.

Images from Cardboard Design

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All sorts of furniture

Images from Retur design

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Some more:
Toddler-size animals + insects
Unique product display
Sculptures, sound system and more surprises!
Recyclable cardboard cot
Safari animals
Kids’ desk
How to make your own corrugated wall clock
Desktop corrugated wallpaper
Recyclable cardboard cot
Wood grain corrugated paper

If you come across any interesting corrugated stuff, let me know.


4th June 2008 ✼
Chapter: Decorating + Organising ✼
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4 Comments »

  1. From M.Kate
    5 06, 2008 @ 7:42 am

    Hello Clara, this is FANTASTIC !! The only corrugated box I see are those industrial packaging ones…which I see a lot!!

    happy weekend :)

  2. From Liz
    5 06, 2008 @ 12:38 pm

    The math teacher in me LOVES the liquid cardboard! Thanks for sharing.

  3. From Laney
    8 06, 2008 @ 7:09 pm

    this was really fun Clara to see all these creations, who knew cardboard was so handy for SO many things.

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