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  • Philippe Starck: Costes chair
    Philippe Starck

    …that end he created the Broom Chair (2012) for Emeco, the American brand known for producing the iconic Navy Chair. The Broom Chair was made from waste materials collected in lumber and plastic factories. Starck later explored ways of responsibly using wood, sourcing oak and walnut plywood from reforested land…

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    …that end he created the Broom Chair (2012) for Emeco, the American brand known for producing the iconic Navy Chair. The Broom Chair was made from waste materials collected in lumber and plastic factories. Starck later explored ways of responsibly using wood, sourcing oak and walnut plywood from reforested land…

    Read More