AnaïsNoir Re-issued: chairs

Chaise-art

Household Goods Recycling of Massachusetts provides free household goods to people in need. 

They donated single chairs to artists and art students and invited them to turn the chair into a work of art, the resulting pieces where auctioned off at their fundraising event: "A Chair To Sit In" benefit HGRM. Here is one of these beauties.

 Image: Liz West/Muffet

Recycled tyres - tables and chairs
These must be one of the coolest table & chair set out of tyres we have come across. Love!

Image: Leonora Enking

Crochet-Knit dressed chair 

Beware of yarn-bomber and knit-artist New Jersey's Lorna Watt! Do not let this lady out of sight in danger you and your surroundings maybe yarned-over like the chair below. if you thought this is something, check out her portfolio here. Then again her things are so amazing you are tempted to lock her into your house to see what wonders she creates. 

Design: Lorna Watt
Image: Lorna Watt

Wine cork upholstered chair

If this beauty doesn't inspire creativity we don't know what will. Let's just hope the smell of wine has dissipated by now.

Image: Michael Cota

Recycled Plastic chair

The Zulu Mama Chairᵀᴹ is created through the use of an Zulu basket weaving technique adapted for weaving modern recycled plastic onto CNC bent recycled stainless steel frames. The weaving work contributes to the economic empowerment of township women.

Zulu Mama, Design Haldane Martin 

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Image: Jan Verboom

Recycled shopping trolley chair

Now we understand the disappearance for the disappearance of shopping trolleys. And here we thought it was to take the heavy shopping home! Remember the truth has be exposed here first!

Image: Kathryn Greenhill

Recycled acrylic chair

Trust the bankers way of giving back is through their off-casts. It's a start and not a bad one at that if Boston-based Phil Manker has anything to do with it. This very unusual outdoor table is made with concrete door pediments, connected with a custom cast violet acrylic cylinder. Chairs are made with recycled bulletproof acrylic from bank teller windows. Intruiged? If you can't get enough check out philmanker.com

Design: Phil Manker

Image: Phil Manker

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