Record sleeve table and syringe chandelier

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While BB Gadgets' Rob is fond of Bughouse's Album Side Table made from old LP jackets, I prefer the Hypolux Chandelier, constructed from plexiglass plates, commercial syringes, and a ballchain suspension.

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Gluing the records together and sanding down the tops makes them as useful as a book with all the pages glued together. Music is for listening to and appreciating, not setting a can of coke on. If this is hip and fashionable, then the barbarians who sacked Rome were hip and fashionable too.

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Syringe chandelier...would make a great prop for a creepy/sinister movie.

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I agree with #1.

The Album Side Table is a travesty.

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I think #1 is a Led Zep fan

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I think I just discovered a new phobia. I will not be sitting underneath any syringe chandeliers.

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Yeah, I really hope they took the needles out, otherwise it'd be like sitting under the chandelier of Damocles.

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#8 posted by Anonymous, July 3, 2009 3:34 PM

Bughouse did a very cool window installation at handmade galleries here in LA. i think the chandelier is there also.

http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/diy/bughouse-art-design-remix-ikea-088858

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#9 posted by Anonymous, July 3, 2009 3:35 PM

@#7 They have the needles, but they're capped. I'd totally remove them though. If a chandelier falls on you, it's going to hurt either way.

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#10 posted by EH, July 3, 2009 4:03 PM

Yeah, I wouldn't get too shrill about finding a use for all of the Peabo Bryson and Laura Nyro records down at Community Thrift.

The chandelier, though. As if my place wasn't kid-unfriendly enough as it is.

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Syringes and needles generally come separately. It's hard to tell from the photos, but those could be the type that you use to inject/withdraw out of a tube rather than to give an injection directly into a patient.

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#12 posted by mdh, July 3, 2009 4:08 PM

then the barbarians who sacked Rome were hip and fashionable too.

They sure had some Gaul.

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#13 posted by Takuan, July 3, 2009 4:24 PM

only a Vandal would laugh at that

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Actually, from the photo it looks more like test tubes than syringes. Though that would be good too.

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#15 posted by Anonymous, July 3, 2009 5:07 PM

From the site:

"Album Side Table", faux-album surface, brushed chrome legs

While the bottom picture sure looks like real albums, the top picture looks like it may not be. We are assuming that the bottom picture is a close up.

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its a bit Gothic...

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ATTENTION:

Actually no albums were harmed in the making of the
Album Side Table. It is a faux-representational photograph
of albums. It is structured with birch plywood, wrapped
in giclee canvas and coated with poly resin.

LONG LIVE VINYL!

Jeff
BUGHOUSE

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#18 posted by beckett, July 3, 2009 6:48 PM

RE: SYRINGE CHANDELIER

The needles can be unscrewed completely or capped. We used to have it hanging over the frig, effective weight loss.

Rebecca
Bughouse

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... Yes, it's syringes; much easier to see on the original website (larger image).

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I work in a Clean Needle Program, and occasionally (quite large) bits of stock go out of date and have to get chucked.

I've made them into many a syringe sculpture, and since we've got 60ml, 30ml, 10ml, 5ml, 3ml & 1ml it seems like a perfect tubular construction system.

And with luer lock devices like wheel filters, tips and wings they're all interconnecting... like big illicit, tubular mechano. Awesome fun.

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A wealthy junkie's pad, coke over rock & roll and a shooting gallery on the ceiling!

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#22 posted by Takuan, July 4, 2009 10:26 AM

some pics there, J?

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