Skate Study House
Evan Monk — January 22, 2008 — Art & Design
References: skatestudyhouse & treehugger
Pierre-André Senizergues, the owner of Etnies Shoe Co. along with Gil De Le Bon Lapointe, have developed a collection of furniture for an upcoming exhibition in Paris.
Skaters and snowboarders has been building furniture for years out of broken skateboards and last year's snowboards. The difference now, is they aren't only for bachelor pads and bedroom add-on.
Pierre-Andre and Gol De Le Bon Lapointe, have made some pretty stylish pieces.
The Skate Study House exhibition starts on January 28 at Colette. The official site is coming next week, so check back at SkateStudyHouse.com then.
Skaters and snowboarders has been building furniture for years out of broken skateboards and last year's snowboards. The difference now, is they aren't only for bachelor pads and bedroom add-on.
Pierre-Andre and Gol De Le Bon Lapointe, have made some pretty stylish pieces.
The Skate Study House exhibition starts on January 28 at Colette. The official site is coming next week, so check back at SkateStudyHouse.com then.
Trend Themes
1. Skateboard Furniture - Creating furniture from broken skateboards and snowboards has become a popular trend.
2. Stylish Designs - Skateboard furniture is now being made with stylish and aesthetically appealing designs.
3. Exhibition Showcase - Exhibitions like Skate Study House provide a platform to showcase the creativity and potential of skateboard furniture.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can explore incorporating skateboard and snowboard elements to create unique and innovative pieces.
2. Fashion - Skateboard furniture can inspire fashion designers to incorporate the aesthetics and culture of skateboarding into their designs.
3. Art Gallery - Art galleries can curate exhibitions that explore the intersection of skateboarding culture and furniture design.
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