Discarded Lindlar Greywacke Slabs Transformed into Striking Furniture Elements

Designer Carsten in der Elst displayed an innovative furniture display at Stockholm Design Week through his Greywacke Offcut Collection. The collection, showcased at the Stockholm Furniture Fair as part of the city’s design week, highlighted the designer’s unique approach to furniture design, which involved repurposing industrial byproducts into distinctive pieces. Know more about it on FURNITURE DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY (FDT).

In his latest endeavour, he ventured to a quarry in Lindlar, Germany, where he salvaged discarded Lindlar Greywacke slabs, transforming what would have been waste material into striking furniture elements. One standout piece Read More.........



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