(+34) 96 578 07 70 BUSINESS ONLINE CATALOG ARCHITECTURE SHOWROOM INTERIOR DESIGN BLOG CONTACT PEPE CABRERABLOG Furniture made from recycled newspapers A new use of recycled paper that offers interesting perspectives for sustainability ... OCT 11 2016 Comments TWITTER GOOGLE + FACEBOOK Yes you have read correctly. Thanks to Dutch-based designer WooJai Lee, it 's possible to put a twist on paper recycling and achieve a brick-hard finish. In fact, the origin of this collection called PaperBrick Pallet is found in a previous project by the same designer who precisely proposed the manufacture of bricks in this material. With a soft finish that reminds us of marble and a touch similar to textile, PaperWall Pallet is a small collection made up of a bench and two coffee tables with which WooJai shows us the viability of using recycled paper for the manufacture of functional furniture. and basic. By mixing the pulp of recycled newspaper and a special glue, the necessary consistency is achieved for the manufacture of building bricks and, now, for the design of this curious collection. One more option to give a touch of innovation and care for the environment in our decoration and interior design projects . Pepe Cabrera team, architects and interior designers. Photos @ www.woojai.com MATERIALS You may also like... Finolhu Villas, a 100% sustainable hotel Dream vacation in a resort powered exclusively by solar energy The Rag Bag, a responsible initiative An ecologically and socially responsible initiative from UNIFORMS for the DEDICATED Sandwichbikes from the Bleijh studio Bicycles made of aluminum and beech plywood is the mobility proposal of the designer Basten ... Buildings that are self-cleaning and purify the environment Yes, you read correctly. Nanotechnology gives us solutions as incredible as the one we present in this ... Balcony or window? Now we can have both ... Bloomframe®, is already a reality and turns our window into a balcony Tribute to the tungsten filament. Helix Lamp Michael Samoriz has created an ode to the past of enlightenment ... comments powered by Disqus RETURN See all architects (57) art (46) bathrooms (29) bulthaup (9) kitchen (29) accessories (45) designers (84) industrial design (11) events (52) lighting (42) materials (28) furniture (60) projects (51) own projects (45) doors (5) radiators (2) traveling chair (24) technology (2) fabrics (7) vídeo (16) Archivo Octubre 2016 Septiembre 2016 Agosto 2016 Julio 2016 Junio 2016 Mayo 2016 Abril 2016 Marzo 2016 Febrero 2016 Enero 2016 Diciembre 2015 Noviembre 2015 Octubre 2015 Septiembre 2015 Agosto 2015 Julio 2015 Junio 2015 Mayo 2015 Abril 2015 Marzo 2015 Febrero 2015 Enero 2015 Diciembre 2014 Noviembre 2014 Octubre 2014 Septiembre 2014 Agosto 2014 Julio 2014 Junio 2014 Mayo 2014 Abril 2014 Marzo 2014 Febrero 2014 Enero 2014 Diciembre 2013 Noviembre 2013 Octubre 2013 Septiembre 2013 Julio 2013 Junio 2013 Mayo 2013 Abril 2013 Marzo 2013 Febrero 2013 Enero 2013 Diciembre 2012 Noviembre 2012 Octubre 2012 Septiembre 2012 Agosto 2012 Julio 2012 Junio 2012 Mayo 2012 Abril 2012 Marzo 2012 Febrero 2012 Enero 2012 Diciembre 2011 Noviembre 2011 Octubre 2011 Septiembre 2011 Agosto 2011 Julio 2011 Junio 2011 Mayo 2011 Abril 2011 Marzo 2011 Febrero 2011 Enero 2011 ¡SUSCRÍBETE! Más artículos Instalación artística "throw II" de BORGMAN | LENK Anexo para disfrutar las vistas de los fiordos noruegos Paneles acústicos Gaia Revestimiento cerámico Laccio de la firma Peronda Isla de Cocina de cemento de la firma BeauConcrete Cerramiento de seguridad integrado y con estilo La silla viajera en Vietnam y Camboya Lámpara Sliced Sphere de la firma frederik roijé Espectacular casa en un lago en Japón Plumen 003 ¿La bombilla más elegante? Uluru, asientos de cemento UHPC CAMÍ DE LA BOTA NÚMERO 13, CRUCE CON PARTIDA NEGRALS N12 (JUNTO LIDL) DÉNIA - 03700 (+34) 96 578 07 70 2014 © PEPE CABRERA TODOS LOS DERECHOS RESERVADOS. AVISO LEGAL DEVELOPED BY BLOG 10-18-2016 Geoorbital, a new vision of the electric bicycle 11-10-2016 Furniture made from recycled newspapers