Lamps made from repurposed motorcycle parts are becoming a more common sight, we’ve covered the work of Classified Moto in the past and it’s great to see new designers tackling the medium with new ideas and a dash of colour. Each of Greg Drzymalski designs are made from salvaged motorcycle parts and depending on the one you choose, will cost between £70.00 and £120.00.
If you’d like to see all of the currently available designs you can click here to visit Greg’s store on Misi, alternatively you can click here to take a look at the previously sold designs on his website.
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