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Polish designers Adam Friedrich and Beata Mielus designed and developed a chair from a composite based on crushed and cooked bones. This biomaterial can be molded into many different shapes. The chair also contains bioplastics from coffee grounds and eggshells.
Reos biomaterial
To create a biomaterial, the bones are granulated, then cooked and used as a base for the composites which can utilize various types of household waste. This biomaterial can be molded and shaped in many different forms. The material can be treated with various techniques such as milling, moulding, cutting etc. This chair utilizes bioplastic with coffee grounds and egg shells, but there's many more types of waste that can be combined with this material to create different properties and visual effects.
