This unique recycled furniture has been produced by Benjamin Rollins of BRC Designs. He makes furniture out of an abode of recycled materials including playing cards, old bicycle tires and even circuit boards. Above: Protrusion Table.
The Ropey Chair by Jon Fraser is made from 80 metres of rope soaked in polyurethane resin. It looks great; here are some sketches and further images:
These stunning chairs were expertly made by the designers at Valentinagw.com. The majority of these ‘ghost chairs’ are translucent, and when someone sits on them, there’s an illusion of a semi transparent chair. The example shown below has a bronze colour, and is different from the rest, but they are all made from 4mm polyester sheets and each one is a one-off.
These astonishing chairs were created by Spanish designer, Maximo Riera, who has made sure that the represented animals look realistic and life-like. Reira has created chairs that are based on a rhino, octopus and walrus, but he also has some more coming out soon. These include a lion, beetle and even a whale.
I thought this “Jack Chair” was quite a good concept:
French product designer Arthur Bodolec has created ‘jack’, a stool that can be brought to ‘life’ through a simple touch. imagining a world where objects can be woken up, given life and take form to express themselves, ‘jack’ is the first in a series of designs that transforms from an inert stool to a full functioning chair. Read more here (image copyright © Arthur Bodolec).
