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Lounge Constructed from Seat-Belt Scraps

by Mairi Beautyman, Berlin, Germany on 04.25.08

Design & Architecture (chairs)

Seat belts save lives and recycling saves the planet: Now the two create the perfect union with the Seatbelt lounge chair by designer Nuttapong Charoenkitivarakorn and manufactured by Boonchucharoenkit. Thai villagers take seat belt scraps -- made of a crash-dummy tested cotton-nylon -- and weave them in a criss-cross pattern around the plywood frame. The result is high design, available through the Future Perfect in Brooklyn, New York. via ::Interior Design ::The Future Perfect Also check out this recycling machine that miraculously transforms auto parts into fuel. More on recycled seat belts ::Recycled Bags from Alchemy Goods ::Classics: Freitag Recycled Freeway Bags ::Low+Tight Bags: Buckle Up For Style ::HauteGREEN 2007 Sneak Peek: Peter Danko's Kumo Chair