Funny his imaginative people manage to use a lot of objects after their life cycle has reached its end. Now, when it comes to all sorts of small objects easy to cut or glue together, paint and so on, things are easy and we get to see a lot of such nifty contraptions.
We could call this form of art “creative recycling” and it really sounds well. Now, how about creatively recycling a BMW boxer engine? Whoa, things aren't at all on the easy side, since we're looking at a heavy piece of machinery you just don't hang on the wall of your living room.
Well, since hanging is not an option, how about using it as a support for something? Older ideas such as door stopper and paper weight just seemed too unimaginative and unfeasible if not utterly silly, respectively.
However, the creative mind has its unknown energies and here's a nifty, stylish, unique and fully-functional coffee/ newspaper table, made of a thick sheet of transparent glass with intelligent cut-outs to fit on the engine. It comes with great stability (if not too much, even) and puts the (old) German technology on display. Now, that's the way to benefit from the BMW class, even after your Beemer bike's dead.
Well, since hanging is not an option, how about using it as a support for something? Older ideas such as door stopper and paper weight just seemed too unimaginative and unfeasible if not utterly silly, respectively.
However, the creative mind has its unknown energies and here's a nifty, stylish, unique and fully-functional coffee/ newspaper table, made of a thick sheet of transparent glass with intelligent cut-outs to fit on the engine. It comes with great stability (if not too much, even) and puts the (old) German technology on display. Now, that's the way to benefit from the BMW class, even after your Beemer bike's dead.
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