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DEDON’s Zero-Waste ‘Nest Rest’ is a Woven Cocoon for Snuggling in the Wild

Posted By Ana Lisa Alperovich On March 26, 2012 @ 6:37 pm In carousel showcase,gallery,green furniture,Green Materials,Green Products,Recycled Materials,Recycling initiatives,Treehouses | 2 Comments

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"Nest Rest" is a woven hanging lounge that takes inspiration from the way birds build their abodes in the wild. Designed by Paris-based Daniel Puzet ^[6] and Fred Frety, two longtime collaborators of manufacturing firm DEDON ^[7], the shelter is made entirely from recyclable, non-toxic, weatherproof materials. Designed to be enjoyed in private or with company, Nest Rest is the perfect cocoon for relaxation, meditation, or open-air conversations.

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DEDON’s “Nest Rest” is a piece of floating furniture that can be hung or sat on a base ^[8], resulting in a tranquil and private space ^[9]. Sturdy yet light, it weighs less than 100kg and is 79 inch wide. It is made from a recyclable aluminum frame woven with a 1.5 inch wide special sustainable material called DEDON Fiber.

The fiber was developed in 1990 by famous German goalkeeper Bobby Dekeyser ^[10], who created the material for his family business and retired from football the same year. It is recyclable and probably the world’s first — and finest — synthetic resin fiber material. Its production implies zero waste ^[11], as every piece of aluminum off-cut or leftover strip of fiber gets sold or recycled back to make a new product.

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[6] Daniel Puzet: http://www.danielpouzet.com/

[7] DEDON: http://www.dedon.de/en/

[8] base: http://www.dedon.de/en/collections/detail/collection/nestrest-171/hanging-lounger-1412/chalk-75.html

[9] tranquil and private space: http://inhabitat.com/hush-pod-a-cozy-private-retreat-for-public-spaces/

[10] Bobby Dekeyser: http://dekeyserandfriends.org/about/bobby

[11] zero waste: http://inhabitat.com/zero-waste-vegetable-packaging-you-can-also-plant/

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