The Brothers Dressler Create Bench Out of Orphaned Foot Forms
Brian G Randles — February 28, 2010 — Art & Design
References: brothersdressler & greencoloredglasses
These wooden foot forms, also called shoe lasts, were found by the side of the road in Ontario, Canada by a couple of designers. The Brothers Dressler saved the orphaned feet and turned them into this amazing bench called the 'Last Place.'
The Brothers Dressler (Jason and Lars) make their products so that they are easy to take apart at the end of their useful life. This allows them to once again reused. Ahh, the circle of life.
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The Brothers Dressler (Jason and Lars) make their products so that they are easy to take apart at the end of their useful life. This allows them to once again reused. Ahh, the circle of life.
Check out other footy finds below.
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1. Circular Economy - Opportunity for businesses to create products that are easily disassembled and reused, promoting sustainability and reducing waste.
2. Upcycling - Chance for designers to transform found materials into unique and innovative furniture pieces, adding value to discarded items.
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2. Recycling and Waste Management - Potential for businesses to offer services that collect and repurpose discarded materials, contributing to the circular economy.
3. Art and Décor - Chance for artists and home décor brands to incorporate salvaged materials into their creations, creating unique and sustainable pieces.
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