Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Russia turned random phone booths into sharks - created by artist Renald from Petrozavodsk. (Link)
Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Swedish phone booth from around 100 years ago. How did they ever go out of style? (Link)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Knitted London telephone booth by Deadly. (Link)

Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Real ice phone booth! (Link)
 
Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths


Creative Japanese phone booth. (Link)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Ingenious mobile phone booth was found in Uganda. (Link)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Cute Hello Kitty Phone Booth. The white kitty, the red hair bow, even the girl standing under it, everything is irresistibly adorable.
(Link)

Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Italy is a place full of arts and also includes this cool phone booth.
(Link)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Antique wood phone booth. Doctor Who wishes he had had something this cool looking.
(Photo)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Cool phone booths in Salvador, Brazil.
(Photo)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Located in Porto Galinhas (Chicken Port) town in Brazil, this phone booth resembles a chicken. (Link)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Funny phone booth in Jeju, Korea. (Link)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

An effigy of a golden lion tamarin as a public telephone booth in a Brazilian municipality. (Link)


Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths

Phone booths still dot Toronto's urban landscape; relics from a time when a "text" was a book and a "mobile phone" meant one with a really long cord. (Link)

Creative Weirdest Public Phone Booths
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