Your Chair on Air
Every so often comes a design that polarizes opinions. Such a design is often called a "conversation piece" because it elicits heated debate.
These air-filled recycled inner-tube furnishings by Recycoool have got my family split. The husband thinks it’s ingenious, my brother thinks it’s eerie and my sister thinks it looks like a gigantic insect.
But I can see these remarkable recycled designs with names like "Nirvana" and "the Big Yogi" bringing a sleek, unique edge to any interior. Try them with a colorful throw for extra coziness, or show off some bright pillows against their lustrous black. These pieces are recycled, resilient and resist easy definition.
What’s your take – is it hideous or haute?
Image/Purchase: Recycoool (not a typo – there’s an extra "o"!)
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1 Comment
April 28th, 2008 at 12:23 pm
Why do I think of Dave Grohl when I look at this? Kudos for reuse, very creative…but not my style.
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