Just the other day, I was struck by how wasteful it is to use chopsticks; for some reason, I had never thought about it before. So it's serendipitous that I just stumbled upon these Recycled Chopsticks Lamps ($42 to $46) on Apartment Therapy Green.
The line of nine lamps, including the dark-stained Fong Lamp (left), use post-consumer bamboo chopsticks to cast a unique glow. These lamps would look great not only in Asian-inspired decor but also in modern rooms. To see all nine lamps, read more
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My kids made something just like this for me a couple years ago at a library craft hour. Had I thought to sell them for $42 to $46 dollars, my kids would have their college fund pretty much set by now.
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is it possible to make these ourselves?
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ICK.
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I can't decide what I think. They'd be great in the right room, but I'm also wondering how difficult it would be to make something similar myself.
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I kinda like them.
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I like the Pong.
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I don't really like them..
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I don't understand why using chopsticks are wasteful. Plastic utensils are wasteful. But why chopsticks? You're not hurting the environment by using them...
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you could use chopsticks from take out or whatever that you get and make your own - just use your own utensils for the food and save the wooden chopsticks! this wouldn't be wasteful as you'd be throwing the chopsticks out otherwise!
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It's cute for an outdoor area.
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I lov3e this I would buy this for an outside dining area
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or even a bathroom (asian inspired of course)
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Oh my goodness! These are soooo cute! I really want one of these...