Cool products alert- From litter to luxurious lighting!

Featuring award-winning product designer, Stuart Haygarth. Hailed from Lancashire, UK, this talented designer have been working on design projects which revolve around collections of objects since 2004. According to this designer, "The objects are collected in large quantities categorized and assembled in a way that transforms their meaning. My work is about giving banal and overlooked objects a new significance. The finished piece of work takes various forms such as chandeliers, installations, functional and sculptural objects." He is such a creative and innovative designer, I can not help but be amazed and intrigued by his use of found objects to create these stunning beauties. Let's take a look at some of his gorgeous creations below.

From these

'Man made' debris

to these:

'Tide' (2004)

From these

Colored glassware

 to these:

'Aladdin' (2006)

From these:

Prescription spectacle lenses

to these:

'Optical' (2007)

From these:

Prescription spectacles

to these:

'Spectacle' (2006)

From these:

Exploded party poppers

to these:

'Millennium' (2004)

From these:

Vehicle light lenses

to these:

'Tail light' (2007)

Other equally amazing commissioned projects:

 'Storm Project' (2008) - commissioned by Selfridges 

'Children's Night Light' (2007) -  commissioned by Vogue Nippon

'Cosmic Burst' (2006) - commissioned by MAC Cosmetics

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What do you think of this designer's work? I think his work is incredibly amazing because it is not easy to make random found objects look this luxurious and beautiful. Personally, I love 'Tide' and 'Cosmic Burst' for its gorgeous burst of colors, 'Optical' for its elegance and 'Children's Night Light' for its whimsy. Which one is your favorite?

For further details regarding Stuart Haygarth's work, please go to www.stuarthaygarth.com.

Disclaimer: The author of this blog did not receive any monetary payment or other compensation associated to this particular post.