Graffiti-Inspired Candles
Re-Surface, a Brooklyn-based design studio and factory, recently produced a series of D-Light Pillar Candles with urban art in mind (and a nod towards seven-day votives). The eleven unique designs take their names from Brooklyn streets, but it’s unclear whether the images were inspired by actual graffiti found at these locations. The interesting cylindrical glasses can easily be reused and the printed graphics would surely survive a repurposing. It’s an interesting twist on the usual market for candles and we applaud the unique approach.
[via Freshness Magazine]
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture, Home & Garden, Youth |
| TAGS: | candles, D-Light, Freshness Magazine, Graffiti, Re-Surface, urban art, US |
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