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04 Oct 2007 |
 "...as soon as you buy
IKEA, you
start working for IKEA..." that's what a friend of mine
complained about the swedish furniture retailer. I've worked hard for
IKEA in these years,
customizing
the basic items to fit my personal needs. Here's a gallery of examples (beware,
name of items may vary from country to country). |
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Vink |
 VINK
is supposed to hold CDs, but by coupling two of them you will get a dish drainer
(works also with circular dishes, design
Enrica Vatteroni). (jpeg, 65k). |
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Billy 01 |
 BILLY
is a very cheap shelf system. Modules come in two heights, 202 and 106cm. I
piled them up to maximize wall coverage. (jpeg, 69k). |
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Billy 02 |
 BILLY
comes in two different shelf spans, 80 and 60cm. First bends under book load,
second has no front panels. I accomodated FAKTUM front panels on a BILLY 60cm
structure (jpeg, 62k). |
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Faktum |
 FAKTUM
modular kitchen system is here integrated in a handcrafted frame (jpeg, 84k). |
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Peter + Liden |
 Bookshelf
combines PETER stands with handcrafted shelves. I had to shorten the legs of
LIDEN tv carrier to fit a larger screen (jpeg, 59k). |
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Radium 01 |
 RADIUM
rail spotlight system was deconstructed to fit on the bathroom mirror (jpeg, 69k). |
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Radium 02 |
 Spotlight
prop was screwed to a clip gripped on the mirror. (jpeg, 65k). |
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