Speed Limit Sign Transit Chair
Eco-friendly furniture for the fast lane. Boris Bally’s Transit Chairs are “humanufactured”TM from recycled, officially retired aluminum traffic signs.
Hand-fabricated, -shaped and -finished, no two are alike, their unique markings and patinas earned on the road. Perfect for use indoors or out - stainless steel hardware won’t rust, and used champagne corks on the legs protect flooring and provide stability.
Perfect for a fun and whimsical office chair. All Chairs are different, so you may want to ask what colors you are getting when ordering.
Artist Bio
Boris Bally is a metalsmith whose work is included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Art and Design, New York, New York; The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England; the Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina and many others.
December 31st, 2007 23:26
On a different note, I found this article http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?p=3225220 listing the greenest cities in the US. This shows that municipalities care about climate change. I guess the general population cares about the environment and global warming. My score on their calculator was 400 but at least I am trying. Here is the link to the website that published the list of cites and where the carbon calculator can be found: www.earthlab.com. The test took me like 5 minutes tops, and then maybe another 2 minutes to find the pledges I wanted. Pretty cool application.