Upcycled typographic birdhouse made from used billboards - shops creme blue and black - sustainable design, recycle, reuse, reclaimed, eco

shops Eye catching colourful birdhouses made from 100% reused billboards collected in the direct area of the artist. The material which used is extremely sustainable and the birds love them!

Bomdesign handcrafts these billbirdhouses in his studio in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Each bird house has its own unique typographic design and the touch of the artisian.

These nests are frequented by great tits (Paridae), sparrows or other finches of a similar size.
The side of the birdhouse can be opened to clean the nest box.

A great present for any bird lover.

Fans have said "in just two weeks I had lodgers in the billbirdhouse"

The billbirdhouses have been exhibited and sold at the following venues:
Colette - Paris, GesamtGallerie - Rotterdam, Frozen Fountain - Amsterdam, Strand West - Utrecht, Studio Hergebruik - Rotterdam, Reformschool - Los Angeles, Design Center De Winkelhaak - Antwerpen, CO - Montreal, Narata - Bilbao.

Check the website: www.bomdesign.nl for more of Bomdesign's designs.

Material:
Reused durable upcycled Finnish birch multiplex billboards.
Perches are made from found handles.

Specifications excluding handle:
Dimensions: 20 x 17 x 44 cm (7.8 x 6.7 x 17.3 inches)

They can be shipped worldwide, if you country is not listed below please
ask for an estimate.

The birdhouses can also be picked up in Rotterdam.

Visit my other shop on Etsy for more unique designs:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/BomDesignNL

© Bomdesign

Bomdesign began creating these booklamps already in 2004 and over the years they have added new designs to the collection – each one possessing a strong sculptural quality. Increasingly, the forms of these lights become less rigid and more organic. These lamps display his ability to create poetic yet functional objects.

Bomdesign's divers output, next to that of his Booklamp series, includes birdhouses and chairs made out of typographic billboards and also a pencilholder made from vinyl records.

The books that Bomdesign chooses for these designs are waiting to have new life blown into them. “Some books have so much beauty in them, they might have lost their current function but certainly have the potential for a new one.”

Bomdesign finds it interesting to implement the qualities of the old material and to carry and accentuate the beauty thereof in his new designs. He tries to achieve a balance between the used material and the new product.

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