Quite often I get asked if there is monobloc chairs made from recycled plastics. To my best knowledge the answer is: No, not exactly. To make a sturdy monobloc chair you would need high-quality polypropylene, the very thin piece would all too easy break if material is not exactly and consistently specified. However, those chunky Adirondack-chairs and some benches could be made of recycled material, since the parts are many times thicker than the rather airy mono.
The issue is the legs. With shorter, appropriately designed legs, one could reckon, you …
Monobloc chairs around the world, from Antarctica to Zimbabwe. Ocassionally exciting photos of an essentially most ordinary application: seating.
The Mono as a non-design item has become subject of a plethora of re-considering positions from the art & design world – lots of fresh views.
We need seating, stands, cover or anything – we have Mono. Non-intentional and everyday redesigns, repairs etc. by John Doe non-professional designers.