The Shredded Collection by Jens Praet is now in its fourth edition, as the artist continues to explore the form and come up with new pieces.
Previously Praet used other types of materials for the desk and chairs such as art magazines from North America, including Fast Company and Elle. Now, she is using only copies from the magazine Art+Auction for the latest designs. It's quite fascinating how specific types of print materials were used to create the furniture, giving a whole new meaning to the final product.
The amazing thing is how the tables and mirror frames for the Shredded Collection look modern and usable, which most people wouldn't think would be possible with this type of material. Praet shows that with a little creativity something can be made from nothing.
Photo Credits: designboom, jenspraet
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Shredded Paper Furniture
- Opportunity for artists and designers to explore sustainable and eco-friendly furniture design using discarded paper materials.
- Art Magazine Repurposing
- Opportunity for art and design industries to repurpose and upcycle art magazines into functional furniture pieces, adding value to discarded print materials.
- Creative Material Transformation
- Opportunity for innovative designers to create modern and usable furniture pieces from unconventional materials, showcasing the power of creativity and resourcefulness.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Furniture Design
- Disruptive innovation potential in the furniture industry to create sustainable and unique furniture pieces by repurposing discarded materials.
- Publishing
- Opportunity for the publishing industry to collaborate with artists and designers to repurpose and give new life to unused magazines.
- Art and Design
- Opportunity for artists and designers to explore new avenues of creation and challenge traditional notions of materials and functionality.
