DIY iPhone LEGO Stand

Many of us used to spend much time building some weird sculptures from LEGO parts. Here's a cool way to re-use those unloved LEGO parts: use them to create a stylish-looking rotating iPhone stand.

This one can actually be used for many various purposes. So next time you check mobile phone reviews, keep this idea in mind.

Also, check out this DIY iPhone dock.

Cassette Tap Lamp

We've had already multiple DIY lamps already: romantic bottle lamps, cool packaging lamp, and even toilet paper rolls lamps!

And here's another great idea for you: cassette tap lamps!

Related DIY projects: cassette tape lamp and a lamp made of cassette tape.

More Road Signs Chairs

While we have already covered chairs made of traffic signs, we find it necessary to share this diy project as it contains a detailed instruction on creating a road sign stool!

Egg Carton Footstool

If you still need more ways to recycle egg carton - apart from eggcrate lamps and other diy gadgets we posted on recently - man, you must have plenty of egg carton, here's another idea for you: a comfortable footstool.

The egg crates seem to be pressed and colored:

As a footstool it can be used upright or on its side for a relaxing rocking motion; it also makes a sturdy base for a coffee table.

FedEx Tubes Stool

We once mentioned one cool way to re-use FedEx shipping tubes: as a wine bottle rack. Here's another creative way to take advantage of FedEx triangular shipping tubes if you receive plenty of mail: create a FedEx tubes stool!

It doesn't look too comfortable to say at least but can be a good idea if you need a temporal place to sit on.

Egg Carton Sound Insulation

Have you been annoyed by noisy neighbors? Here's a cool tip for you to improve your apartment sound insulation: use egg carton applied to walls.

It also looks really extra-ordinary by the way!

How to Make a Tennis Ball Chair

I am sure this chair has a cool massage effect: so you can just sit and relax! Great way to relax after a hard long day!

The tennis balls you see are not glued in place; they are held only by different-sized holes in the top and bottom sheets of plywood. The holes on the bottom are smaller so the balls don't push through when you sit on it.