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Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.1
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.2
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.3
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.4
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.5
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.6
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.7
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.8
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.9
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.10
Chilean designer Rodrigo Alonso creates N+ew seats from electro-trashTechnology's fast pace has left in its path mountains of electronic waste, but it has also given way to a new medium for eco-designers to work with. Made from unloved CDs, qwerty keyboards, multi-colored cables and motherboards suspended in an admittedly not-so-eco epoxy resin environment, these trashy looking seats by Chilean Rodrigo Alonso. turn all that e-waste into technology's time capsule. Dubbed N+ew -- which stands for No More Electronic Waste -- these limited edition seats stand out in a big way.11
