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There are a lot of things you can do with discarded stuff but in this instance, old bicycle parts were magnificently turned into useful home chair furnishings courtesy of Matt Shiley. Recycled furniture done the right way can churn out cool looking stuff but as you can see, these are works of art that only the imaginative individuals can think of.

Matt Shiley’s chairs take more of a gritty, steampunk look which sets it apart from most eco furniture pieces we have already seen around. Whether they were designed for work or for functionality, you will agree that these works are truly something that can be used.

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We have seen a lot of neat designs through the use of unused items such as old keyboards and now we have one that makes use of actual keyboard parts which have been molded to form a great looking lamp. Designed by Nolan Herbut, this lamp was done with a lot of patience, positioning and making use of them to act as the lampshade of this keyboard parts lamp. A great lamp to have especially if you have a knack for recycled furniture items.

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Keyboard Parts Lamp

Now here is something that is bound to be a good find for the people who are looking at recycled furniture. For one, who would ever thought that defunct PS2 game consoles would ever have any more use? Well Pli Design a good use for them and look at what they produced? A fine and stylish Ree Chair made entirely of old PS2 game console casing.

So if you are wondering where some of the dead PS2 game consoles are going, at least you know that you may be sitting on them through new and stylish furniture in the market today.

“The simple idea behind the Reee chair is to produce a recycled furniture product in the UK that has style, function and durability but does not compromise its environmental credentials – so our customers don’t have to compromise theirs,” said Alex Whitney, Pli’s design manager in a news release.

“We receive the supply direct, from the original manufacturer through a dedicated re-processor to our injection-moulder in London,” said Pli’s Director, Christopher Pett in an email interview with The Able Gamer, “so there is no other material mixed in with the original plastic.”

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Pli Chairs made from Old PS2 Consoles