For its latest exhibition, Object Abuse, London's KK Outlet challenged a group of artists and designers to transform an everyday object, repurposing it to create an entirely new item, using as little additional materials as possible. It's well worth a visit. I especially liked the cut up for sale signs, rebuilt in to bird boxes and the London brick book ends by designers Deadgood.
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| Bentwood chair with mop leg and dress made out of knickers |
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| Chess board coat hooks, broom light and salt egg timer |
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| Waterbottle lighter, paintbrush coat hook, coat hanger car model |
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| Flat cap cat-flap The exhibition runs until 25 Sept 2011 KK Outlet, 42 Hoxton Square, London N1 6PB |