A stool made of recycled paper
Ecology is a very important factor in contemporary design. More and more creators are wondering not only how to create beautiful and useful items, but also how not to harm the environment. An example of a beautiful and at the same time good for nature product is the latest project of the EBBA studio.
Plod is a multifunctional stool that will work well not only for sitting, but also as a coffee table or a flower stand. The clear, bold form has been designed to complement both traditional and contemporary interiors. The plod has a motley but perfectly smooth surface. Due to the manufacturing process and simplicity of construction, the stool can be manufactured and assembled at an amazing speed.
The furniture is made of 100% Richlite - a material derived from recycled paper. This recycled composite is widely used in skateboard cladding, tabletops and ramps, but has not yet been adequately appreciated by the furniture industry. As representatives of the EBBA studio say, so far it has been used mainly in kitchen designs, so the time has come to show its possibilities when creating free-standing furniture.
EBBA - the authors of this unique project - is an ambitious architectural and design studio interested in providing high-quality products. The studio was recently awarded the Young Architect of the Year title and was featured in a special issue of Wallpaper * magazine.
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