13 Coolest Objects Made of Wood

Posted on 12. Nov, 2010 by admin in Objects

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An interactive “mirror” composed of wooden tiles which alter position to reflect the individual in front of it.(Link)

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Carlos Alberto, a Portuguese craftsman, made this inspiring wooden Vespa by hand. Classic Vespa is one of the most gorgeous designs in history, and this is a really worthy remake. The seat and package tray, are also made from wood.(Link)

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Marlies Romberg, a young designer, has made a computer out of wood, complete with the monitor, mouse, computer table and an engraved wood computer keyboard.(Link | Via)

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This is the newest chopper style wooden bike from Warren Von Botbyl, he’s called this one the Instigator. (Link)

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Built in Japan, the Wooden Supercar is made entirely out of wood except its engine and other mechanical gear. It is said to be made by some furniture manufacturer and can reach the speeds of up to 90km/h. (Link)

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The WoodStation is an alarm clock and a weather station. What’s really nifty is that you can tell the weather by just glancing at the LED icons that shine through a thin layer of wood.(Link)

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Created by Hertfordshire, United Kingdom-based sculptors and CNC/rapid-prototyping masters Morpheus, this wooden WALL-E sculpture is a limited edition of one. Commissioned by Disney as a gift for Pixar/Disney chief creative officer John Lasseter.(Link)

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The USB pendrive memory in the form of typical wooden clamp. It can be easily fastened to clothes, thus forming an amusing decoration both for women and men.(Link)

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Now that’s a different bulb! And not only because it has a revolutionary shape but because it’s made out of laser cut wood. This beautiful Wooden Bulb was design by Barend Hemmes.(Link)

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Here’s another green gadget made from wood, the Wood Flashlight by designer Jonas Damon.(Link)

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Creative wooden laptop case designed by Rainer Spehl.(Link | Via)

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This wooden mouse is handmade from Chinese flowering ash in Japan’s rural Gunma prefecture and earns its name from the natural wood grain swirls and click button that resembles the largest planet’s famous spot. The innovative design, however, isn’t limited to form: the cursor moves in direction and velocity according to the tilt of the spherical mouse, which rests comfortably in the palm of your hand.(Link)

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