Robin Stummvoll's 'Einbaum' Converts Old Plastic Boxes into Chairs
Michael Hines — November 27, 2010 — Eco
References: behance.net & industrialdesignserved
You may never have to buy a new set of chairs again if Robin Stummvoll's 'Einbaum' ever goes from concept to reality. 'Einbaum' is a wooden base that is designed to attach to plastic storage bins to create hassle-free, eco-friendly seating.
Robin Stummvoll's 'Einbaum' is more of an art project than anything. By creating their own furniture, hopefully users will be empowered to start creating stuff when they can as opposed to just plucking it off the shelf.
Robin Stummvoll's 'Einbaum' is more of an art project than anything. By creating their own furniture, hopefully users will be empowered to start creating stuff when they can as opposed to just plucking it off the shelf.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycling Furniture - Robin Stummvoll's 'Einbaum' emphasizes the value of upcycling waste materials and creating useful furniture pieces out of them.
2. Sustainable Furniture Design - 'Einbaum' is an example of designing sustainable furniture by using recyclable materials.
3. DIY Furniture - Stummvoll's 'Einbaum' promotes creating furniture that is unique and personalized to one's tastes using upcycled materials.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers can explore ways to incorporate eco-friendly designs and upcycling techniques in their manufacturing process.
2. Plastics Recycling Industry - The plastics industry can explore collaborations with furniture designers to develop new eco-friendly products made of recycled plastic, hence reducing plastic waste.
3. DIY and Home Improvement - Home improvement retailers can target DIY enthusiasts and promote eco-friendly DIY projects using repurposed materials, such as upcycled furniture.
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