The furniture, which is the creation of artist Jens Praet, is made of shredded paper dipped in resin, and then molded into whatever form one prefers. The beauty of it is that there is no shortage of shredded paper in any office in the world. What’s more, it’s at least as strong as wood, far more interesting and not to mention environmentally friendly.
The furniture is available as part of Praet’s One Day Paper Waste initiative. He took all of the paper he used in a day, and tried to figure out how he could best re-use it. The solution was a mini-desk that you see him holding below, and the rest, as they say, is history. Of course, on another level, every shredded document tells a story; one that is perhaps lost and fragmented, one *that is *part of history.
Stretching the imagination a bit, picture your credenza - wouldn’t it be amazing if it contained ballots from Florida in 2000, or proof of who really shot JFK. The concept is really cool.
Re: Shredded Paper Furniture: Recycling Takes A Leap
Imagine if water gir jaaye
Btw DA…i started collecting plastic bottles n paper cartons n wht not…so tht i cud make some stuff from wht you posted…
But i better start making it before mum gets mad at me…ill need your help:@:
Re: Shredded Paper Furniture: Recycling Takes A Leap
Yeah it really sounds interesting. Furniture adds more beauty to the home and there are wide range of unique furniture available in the market. They are also available at the affordable prices and at the great deals online.
sughar log ek jaga jama ho gae hain :sid:
