How to use unusual objects in design: sea mine

If you look at ordinary things at an unusual angle, they seem original, and even a little magical. As a candle that looks ordinary and uninteresting when the night comes, when a match is brought to it, light up with a fabulous light, illuminating everything around and throwing bizarre shadows to the surrounding objects. Or, for example, there is an old dilapidated house. That it can be unusual in it, except for the shape of destroying bricks? But if you look at it at sunset or dawn, then this house will seem to you a unique and beautiful work of art. See the unusual in the usual main skill of designer Mati Carmin. He created the last collection of his furniture from old sea mines! The designer takes material for sofas, chairs and beds for no one unnecessary and abandoned (still Soviet times!) the educational base of atomic submarines in the city of Paldiski. After processing empty mines, Mati Carmin gets furniture close in style to steampunk. He builds in addition to beds and sofas, also fireplaces, baby strollers, and even toilets. Unfortunately, for residential premises and offices, this furniture is not suitable. But perfect for some entertaining night club or cafe. Or maybe for a thematic museum or gallery. It is already known that the furniture will be sold, but the price is not yet known.