E-Waste Furniture By Rodrigo Alonso

Colombia-based designer Rodrigo Alonso has launched his ‘N+ew: No More Electronic Waste’ series, a collection of pretty bizarre cube-shaped stools.

As you can see, the furniture’s main ingredient is recycled electronic waste, as well as epoxic resin and melted aluminium to shape the stools. This must be the most chemical furniture I’ve ever seen. The N+ew furniture is hand-made and produced in limited editions or for special orders. Each stool is a single, unique piece; non is equal in its filling. Click here for more information and photos, including the production process.

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