In this group-post number twenty-one you’ll find 14 great upcycle design bench ideas.
upcycleDZINE is a blog that focuses on showing what upcycle design is all about. After some time I noticed that there’s quite a nice collection on upcycleDZINE. So I started to create posts that show a group of upcycle design pieces made out of the same material/object or contain the same type of product.
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Coffee Sack Storage Bench by RecycledBrooklyn
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Propane Tank Seating Sculptures by Colin Selig
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Crate Chairs: Upcycled storage crates by Autumn Workshop
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de_escalator: Furniture made out of an old escalator by gabarage
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Greene Ave. Bench: upcycled chairs by 31 & Change
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BenchMarc: furniture out of Power Mac G5 by Klaus Geiger
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Wolfgang Keyboard bench: keyboard furniture by Nolan Herbut
Photo © Nolan Herbut
DIY: Door Turned into Church Bench by Liz Fourez
Photo © Liz Fourez
PLOF: carpet waste bench by Atelier Belge
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79°C bench by Nelly Trakidou
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Blue Collar Bench: vintage tailgate used in bench by Yesterday Reclaimed
Photo © Yesterday Reclaimed
Wingin’ It: piano wood collection by BRC Designs
Photo © BRC Designs
Locker Bench by Artspace Industrial
Photo © Artspace Industrial
How to upcycle synthetic grass
Photo © Benjamin Rousse
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