It is remarkable that young designers are looking for solutions to transform dump goods into home-use products. Many materials could be valorized and deserve a second life. This time, the turkish designer Meb Rure, from Istanbul, had the idea of recycling Nepal silk remnants and transform them into eco furniture such as chairs, Ottoman pieces and stools. This ecological, finely crafted furniture family is inspired by traditional sari costumes of Indian women.

值得注意的是，年轻的设计师们正在寻找解决方案，将倾销产品转化为家用产品。许多材料可以被估价，应该得到第二次生命。这一次，来自伊斯坦布尔的土耳其设计师梅布·卢尔(Meb Rure)提出了回收尼泊尔丝绸残留物的想法，并将其转化为生态家具，如椅子、奥斯曼家具和凳子。这个生态的，精心制作的家具家庭的灵感来自印度妇女的传统莎丽服装。

The ethnically inspired design of this furniture intends to bring a warm and joyful atmosphere in any space. The balls made of colored silk, filled with sponge, are very comfortable and relaxing. The frames of the chairs and poufs are made of American white oak tree wood. These can be facilely transported as they are conceived to be easily assembled and disassembled.

这款家具的民族风格设计旨在为任何空间带来温暖和愉悦的氛围。彩色丝绸制成的球，充满海绵，非常舒适和放松。椅子和皮包的框架是用美国白橡木做的。这些可以方便地运输，因为他们的构想是容易组装和拆卸。