Friendly cloth for everyone, it is denim. Even if the denim will be stained, torn or faded, we feel it attractive.
This beautiful and unique item will be a good accent for interior design and fashion and it’s a piece from japanese fashion designer Maiko Matsumoto.
These denim artificial rose are perfect to reuse denim in a fashionable and eco-friendly way….
Cool, isn’t it? Discover other ideas about recycled denim here.
Cas de Nîmes is a series of laptop cases made out of old recycled jeans and signed by the versatile designer Adrian Jankowiak.
Built to be practical and protective, the case even deters the attention of thieves by cleverly disguising your laptop as an old pair of folded jeans.
And for extra convenience, the pockets have salvaged so that they can be used for storing accessories.
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After showing you cool pieces of furniture made of recycled denim fabric, today we’d like to show you an original and functional accessory: a laptop case created from a pair of recycled jeans.
The cool case, created by Betty Mathers, maintains both the front and rear pockets providing storage for CDs, cables, a mouse, and more.
Certainly durable – it’s lined and padded for extra protection – this denim case is also definitely more than stylish enough to be used as an everyday shopping bag.
Do you like it?
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Some days ago we’ve introduced you label Legend Blues, that recycles jeans into “custom-made upholstered furniture, pillows and accessories.
Today we want to present d-Bodhi, an eco-friendly furniture company founded by Raymond Davids who is responsible for designing this range of stylized furniture from recycled denim materials.
We recent saw interesting examples to recycle old jeans and create beautiful pieces of furniture…
So today we want to present you Legend Blues that recycles jeans into “custom-made upholstered furniture, pillows and accessories.
Made in the USA, furniture frames are solid wood and domestically produced: so all pieces are hand dowelled; corner blocked and professionally finished by old world, professional furniture artisans.
Each piece is made of original jean material and accessorized with crystals, lace, cotton, cashmere or faux fur.
Using your own jeans to create wonderful furnitures is not only a wonderful way to recall precious memories, but is eco-friendly as well!
Recycling fabric is a powerful green living and denim is one of the coolest fabrics to do it with.
It’s sturdy, gains character with age and can be acquired very inexpensively at yard sales or in your own “old clothes” closet.
Here you have a very cool idea to recycle your old jeans into a stool how suggesting by japanese sofa maker NOyes that will turn them into Ottomans.
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Some Days Are Diamonds studio presents a completely new line with a contemporary rustic charm.
Featuring the cowboy culture of genuine jeans, they have sofas, lounge chairs, stools, ottomans, cushions, standard lamps, and even sofas that turn into beds.
If you want get a denim home, now you can!
A beautiful and original idea to recycle old jeans coming from Papillon Design.
Papillon Design have brought their love of denim and wearing jeans to a whole new level of comfort: they have constructed a series of denim-covered pieces of furniture that consist of real pairs of jeans from the 60s and 70s.
Each pair of jeans is hand-stitched to the sofa, making these pieces a mixture of authenticity and custom comfort.
If you are jeans and nature lover this is the perfect stuff for you: cool, original and eco-friendly too!
Denim fabric is very resistant, smooth and fashionable. This soft and durable material is as comfy as your favorite pair of jeans, so it can be used even in design furniture.
Some examples? There’s Pop, for instance, an armchair designed by Piero Lissoni for Kartell.
Pop consists of identical modules transparent polycarbonate that can be arranged to infinity and form when they are reunited, the structure takes the sofa.
