The 'Pallet Thief' Chair by Anton Brunberg is Sculptural
Michael Hemsworth — March 8, 2021 — Art & Design
References: antonbrunberg & homecrux
The 'Pallet Thief' chair has been designed by Anton Brunberg as a sculptural seating solution that makes use of an unexpected building material to achieve an eye-catching furniture piece. The chair is constructed using a series of recycled pallets that would otherwise be designed for the garbage in order to make use of durable material. What's created is a durable chair with a series of fanning board accents that give the piece visual texture and a sense of movement to make it a true sight to admire.
The 'Pallet Thief' chair answers the question, "How to still celebrate the pure joy of making and craftsmanship without having to use up the planet’s precious raw materials?” that was posed by Anton to himself. The chair gets its cheeky name from the fact that there are billions of wooden pallets in circulation around the world with around 1% of them reaching end of life or being lost each year.
Image Credit: Anton Brunberg
The 'Pallet Thief' chair answers the question, "How to still celebrate the pure joy of making and craftsmanship without having to use up the planet’s precious raw materials?” that was posed by Anton to himself. The chair gets its cheeky name from the fact that there are billions of wooden pallets in circulation around the world with around 1% of them reaching end of life or being lost each year.
Image Credit: Anton Brunberg
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Furniture - Designing and constructing furniture from unconventional materials, such as recycled pallets, to create unique and sustainable pieces.
2. Environmental Sustainability - Incorporating recycled materials into products to promote sustainable consumption and reduce waste.
3. Circular Economy - Creating a closed-loop system by reusing waste materials as new resources, which encourages innovation and reduces strain on natural resources.
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1. Furniture Manufacturing - Exploring unconventional materials and eco-friendly methods to produce sustainable furniture designs.
2. Green Building - Incorporating upcycled furniture into building designs and construction projects to reduce waste and improve sustainability.
3. Supply Chain Management - Developing efficient and sustainable methods for managing and repurposing waste materials, such as used pallets, within the supply chain.
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