Coffee Art, Low-cost Property Decorations and Eco Gifts, six Reuse and Recycle Tips

Coffee art and residence decorating suggestions that reuse and recycle coffee cups, stir sticks and coffee filters are creative and nice techniques to add beauty to contemporary interiors, decrease waste, save power and turn useless items into fashionable home decorations and eco gifts.

Individuals acquire 500 billion cups of  coffee every year, which are not often served in ceramic mugs. Paper and plastic cups, stir sticks and coffee filters clutter the planet. Artists and designers came up with a lot of stunning methods to reuse and recycle these products, turning even empty coffee cans into fantastic outdoor lights.

Artist Cheeming Boey, initially from Malaysia and living in Newport Beach, California, decorates foam coffee cups with creative drawings, generating exclusive eco gifts and home decorations. Gorgeous coffee cups function expressive drawings and are popular. Individuals spend from $ 120 to $ 220 for the set that involves a coffee cup with a cork pad in a transparent gift box.

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Empty, old, useless or rusty tin cans, such as coffee cans are great material for generating outside lights. Creative house decorating suggestions turn empty cans and metal containers into charming outside lights for your backyard, porch, terrace or tiny balcony decorating.

The major thing  is to outline the pattern and and create it with a nail and a hammer. To avoid the deformation of your tin can fill it up with water or wet sand and freeze. Coffee cans with perforated patterns make fantastic candle holders, lanterns and personalized gifts.

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This unique chandelier for eco friendly home decorating is made of plastic stir sticks. Coffee Spoon Chandelier from design and style studio Studioverissimo is a good way to recycle plastic coffee spoons and stir sticks and producing useful decorative item for your residence or make an impressive gift for your friend.

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This unique lighting fixture is intriguing and appears like made of crystals, supplying a creative craft project to reuse and recycle plastic things that get to a landfill and harm the atmosphere.

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Gorgeous flower wreaths are effortless to make of coffee filters, recycling paper and making remarkable gifts and property decorations. Coffee filters, dipped in colored water and dried are exceptional material for recycled crafts.

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Albanian artist Samir Strati used 309 pounds of coffee beans to develop a enormous mosaic wall that symbolize music and art.

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The African drummer, European accordionist, Brazilian dancer, American nation singer and a Japanese girl playing the taiko are produced of coffee beans. The artist says that a cup of coffee can inspire individuals from diverse countries and add beauty, music, dances and songs to their life.

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Illustrator and designer from Brazil Dirceu Veiga who lives in the southern town of Curitiba uses one more inventive way to demonstrate the unique talent. The artist creates his drawings and comics with left coffee rather of ink.