
Via core77, whose Aart van Bezooyen writes:
Designartist Osian Batyka-Williams discovered that some restaurants change their cutlery as often as every nine months (!) With The Cutlery Chair he demonstrates how these hard-to-recycle, unwanted pieces can be turned into a unique piece of furniture.
It looks like it could be simple to remake this with a drill and pop rivets. Um, and a cushion.

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Wow, this is amazing…
I think if you made a seat/back cover out of a sheet of really thick soft vinyl (instead of a cushion), then maybe you could still see everything but not be impaled.
Ouch!
On the other hand, this gives a whole new meaning to the term “Spooning”.
-k-
/homer Hmmmmmm pointy /homer
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