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Lamp - Reboot Robot Lighting Made From A Flour Sifter

$55

I've been having a blast making robot lamps out of found metal pieces as part of my new Reboot Robot series, and this guy is no exception! It's the perfect option for that space that needs task lighting, like a desk or bedside table, but not the same old boring task lighting you see every day. Why not go for a one of a kind option instead? He's made from a vintage flour sifter, copper pipe hangers, an aluminum can, parts from a discarded lamp, cabinet hinges, and copper tape. All items were collected at thrifts stores, yard sales, and my local second hand building materials supply store. Height: 14 1/2" Diameter: 19" Thanks for looking and please feel free to contact me with any questions!

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Laura Hale

Laura Hale

Found Beauty Studio

Burlington, VT
Member since: 2013
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Welcome to Found Beauty Studio! This is my one woman attempt to bring a little fun back into the world with bright and functional recycled found object art. I've always been a maker of things. Always. But if you'd told me when I walked out of college with a bachelor's in theatre arts a decade ago in Massachusetts that I'd end up running my own art studio in Burlington, Vermont, I would have called you crazy. I had plans to go on to a successful and illustrious career in costume and set design, and then took a u-turn and worked in program direction and fundraising for nonprofits, and then as a community organizer for local government, and then burned out on the whole 70-hour-work-week-in-a-cubicle life and headed back to art.

Life takes funny twists and turns, and here I am, happier than I could have imagined in the upstairs of a house in the Old North End with my wood worker husband, three fluffy cats, and two turtles (one of whom is fast approaching 30 years old), using my maker-of-things skills to upcycle found materials into new creations. While I do create fine art pieces, my primary love is creating functional pieces - lamps, tote bags, jewelry, furniture, clothing, home goods, planters…the list goes on. I find great joy in taking a used up, forgotten and discarded object and turning it into a one of a kind piece that someone will use and love.

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