One Form Design

An expensive cat house (considering it is made of cardboard - $250) - the cat cocoon by One Form Design. It's a multi-functional cat house/scratching post. I wonder how long it holds together before the cat shreds it to pieces.

Farm Designs

A cardboard lamp from Giles Miller of Farm Designs. I love the process (called fluting) he uses to bring out a design from within the cardboard. Fluting involves alternating the angle of the corrugation in a piece of cardboard to produce varied designs and patterns on its surface.

Via Inhabitat.

Andrew Sutherland

I love these sculptures (?) by Andrew Sutherland. Andrew is a mixed-media artist in Brooklyn. I love how he works with cardboard, a very non-traditional art material that has recently been getting some use (though not always nicely). Andrew's image materializes through a process of subtraction that reveals the grain of the cardboard below.