The Shredded Paper Chair is eye-catching, with layers of fine-cut colorful paper and carefree flow; the simplicity of its materials comes in contrast with the complexity of the joyful end result, created by the architect/designer Charles Kaisin from Brussels.
Equally forward-looking and eco-minded are the designers of the Pulp Chair, a product designed and made entirely out of packaging materials – all recyclable, of course.
The smooth pick: 500 meters of paper and some twisty imagination later lea to the smooth Paper Loop Chair--perfect for the ultra-modern living room.
And reporting back to the Bouquet Chair trend, the concept of the fluffy chair was developed out of an eco-prototype, which boasted 30,000 sheets of tissue paper, resembling faux suede.
Nothing left to say, really, than to watch out for those paper cuts!
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Recycled Paper Seating
The Shredded Paper and Pulp Chairs Showcase Ecovation
Trend Themes
1. Recycled Paper Seating - Innovative approach to creating furniture by using recyclable materials that could disrupt the furniture industry and lead to more sustainable furniture options.
2. Pulp Chair - Creating products entirely out of packaging materials could disrupt the furniture industry and lead to more sustainable furniture options.
3. Bouquet Chair Trend - Developing eco-prototypes for furniture could lead to the creation of more sustainable furniture options that are inspired by natural elements.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers can explore using recyclable materials to create more sustainable furniture options that meet customer demand for eco-friendly products.
2. Packaging - The use of packaging material in the creation of furniture could disrupt the packaging industry by creating new use cases for recyclable materials.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can explore and promote sustainable furniture options to meet increasing customer demand for eco-friendly home decor.