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talking (and sitting) trash

May 29, 2008  10:08 am

Xschair

The whole point of Nick De Marco’s eco-friendly new XS Chair is that there’s nothing excessive about it. “It’s both a commentary on our out-of-control consumer society and a practical means of in-home recycling,” explains DeMarco, a student at the California College of the Arts. Not only does DeMarco’s idea present a creative application for waste, but since each chair is specially “curated” with trash by its owner, it allows for even the most left-brained of people to become amateur designers. How’s that for design within reach?

—Karen Bookatz

Photo: Courtesy of Nick DeMarco

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