Eco Factor: Chair made from recycled cardboard tubes.
Designers who care for the environment find raw materials in products we all classify as trash and junk. Peter Gorse is one of those designers who take everyday disposed items and transform them into something functional and sustainable for your home. The designer has shared with us his latest work, dubbed Tube Chair, which is a chair made from recycled cardboard tubes.
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If you’re thinking that cardboard tubes won’t be able to hold you for long, the designer has strengthened the chair by attaching a series of cable ties that prevent the chair from collapsing. The Tube Chair is made available in different colors and sizes with optional extras that include a bubble wrap seat cover.
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Thanks for the tip: [Peter Gorse]
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