Sporty Recycled Furniture
Skateboarding is not a crime, and I’m not sure it should influence furniture design either. Well, not for adults anyway. But, alas, I don’t make such decisions. To the right is the Skateboard Table/Seat ($208.99) by Ski Chair. The good thing is that the top is made with recycled skateboards, and the bottom is made from recycled plastic. I can certainly get behind that, especially in a kid’s room, which is where something like this belongs anyway.
These are also made by Ski Chair, if you’re so inclined:
Red Splash Water Ski Chair and Ottoman, $499.95 
”Totally New York” Baseball Bat Wooden Adirondack Chair
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Comment from Kami
The furniture with skateboards is very cool. It is so unique and a great way to recycle old skateboards.
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Comment from Lakelyf
www.ewins.com has a whole line eco-friendly furniture. It is outdoors but the styles are great.
Comment from Polywood
I’m really surprised you don’t see some of these are resorts in Florida, they would fit right in and make your stay more memorable. At least the ski chair seems functional, not so sure about the skater table, it seems everything would roll off.
Comment from Polywood
I’m really surprised you don’t see some of these are resorts in Florida, they would fit right in and make your stay more memorable. At least the ski chair seems functional, not so sure about the skate
Comment from adrians
Though it is seldom accredited, still the ambience of any office has much to do with the furniture that has been chosen for it. The correct choice of the mobili ufficio goes a long way in affirming the theme and the existence of the office. However, it should be borne that in an effort to make the furniture suit the theme of the office, factors like comfort and easy handling are not over looked.
Comment from Karel Zeman
Buying used furniture is an increasingly popular option for small and midsize firms for one main reason: It’s good for a business’s bottom line.
Recycled office furniture, which currently accounts for $1.2 billion of the $13.6 billion commercial office-furniture industry, typically costs.
30 percent to 50 percent less than new furniture. Once you figure out how much money you can save, buying another company’s discarded furniture begins to sound like a pretty good idea.
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