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Mike Bouchet Shopping Cart ChairShopping carts are rarely offered a second life after being spent transporting our groceries, but Frankfurt-based designer Mike Bouchet saw the hidden potential of the common cart. By cutting the basketopen and removing the sides, the American-born designer managed to turn this common grocery store fixture into a chair dedicated to leisure. Slated for an unveiling by Nathalie Karg and Cumulus Studios at Design Miami 2011, Bouchet’s recycled chaise-carts can be wheeled just about anywhere.1
Mike Bouchet Shopping Cart Chair- detailShopping carts are rarely offered a second life after being spent transporting our groceries, but Frankfurt-based designer Mike Bouchet saw the hidden potential of the common cart. By cutting the basketopen and removing the sides, the American-born designer managed to turn this common grocery store fixture into a chair dedicated to leisure. Slated for an unveiling by Nathalie Karg and Cumulus Studios at Design Miami 2011, Bouchet’s recycled chaise-carts can be wheeled just about anywhere.2
Mike Bouchet Shopping Cart Chair- constructionShopping carts are rarely offered a second life after being spent transporting our groceries, but Frankfurt-based designer Mike Bouchet saw the hidden potential of the common cart. By cutting the basketopen and removing the sides, the American-born designer managed to turn this common grocery store fixture into a chair dedicated to leisure. Slated for an unveiling by Nathalie Karg and Cumulus Studios at Design Miami 2011, Bouchet’s recycled chaise-carts can be wheeled just about anywhere.3
