Designer upcycles glossy mags into eye-catching furniture
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The full set (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
The Shredded Table (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
Close-up of the Shredded Table (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
Close-up of the Shredded Table (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
The Shredded High Bench (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
Close-up of the Shredded High Bench (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
The Shredded "Library" bookshelf (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
The Shredded "Library" bookshelf (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
The Shredded Low Table (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
The Shredded Table and High Bench (Photo: Theo van Pinxteren/Industry Gallery)
Article Summary
What would you do with 64 kg (140 lb) of discarded glossy magazines? That was the question posed of Belgian designer Jens Praet when he got together with Elle Magazine. His response? Make furniture.
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