In 18th and 19th century Europe the production of Papier-mâché furniture was largely practised. It's rediscovery would appear to be long overdue, and just

With the concept of the Reversed Process Furniture Philipp Aduatz is trying to rethink and reinvent his process of designing objects by flipping the order of the design stages. His aim is to create objects with a distinct sculptural character by using an experimental approach...

When pulp and paste gets in the hands of serious design talents

Chunky Paper Mache Chair: Do you have a junky piece of old furniture which could use a little love? In this guide I'll show you how to up-cycle a chair using paper mache to achieve a "blobby" look.

Cardboard Ball Chair: With a special jig, a good bit of time and a LOT of cardboard you can make the very comfortable, very groovy ball chair. Since the bulk of the material is scrap cardboard this also makes a nice recycling project. You can upholster the final c…

Organized by design collective Fold Oslo and featuring work by six emerging Norway-based designers, "The Ny Normal" isn’t so much a literal reaction to the pandemic, but rather a nudge towards a more thoughtful, local, and sustainable approach to how we can make and use things going forward.

through the understanding that there is 50% to 80% of timber wastage during manufacturing, the chair incorporates waste shavings into its design by using an expanding foam process.

Handmade papier mache chair! Made to order