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- Woojai Lee's recycled newspaper furniture Paper BricksDesigner <a href="http://www.woojai.com/index.html">Woojai Lee </a>gives old <a href="http://inhabitat.com/newspaperwood-incredible-furnishings-and-products-made-from-recycled-newspaper/">newspapers</a> new life as furniture and building bricks. Lee's Paper Bricks line is made from stacks of discarded periodicals recycled into benches, coffee tables and bricks with a soft-hued marble-like skin. The bricks can be stacked into any desired shape, and, according to the designer, are 'as sturdy as real bricks'.1
- Woojai Lee's recycled newspaper furniture Paper BricksPaper is among the most produced and discarded materials in the world.2
- Woojai Lee's recycled newspaper furniture Paper BricksEindhoven-based Korean designer Woojai Lee recycles scrap newspaper for his 'Paper Bricks' project.3
- Woojai Lee's recycled newspaper furniture Paper BricksThe project includes small tables and benches as well as bricks.4
- Woojai Lee's recycled newspaper furniture Paper BricksThe material is made by first turning newspaper into pulp, then mixing it with wood glue and molding it into shape.5
- Woojai Lee's recycled newspaper furniture Paper BricksThe furniture boasts a unique marbled look that the warmth and soft tactility of paper.6
- Woojai Lee's recycled newspaper furniture Paper Bricks'Paper Bricks' is currently on show at the Design Academy of Eindhoven's Graduation Show in the Netherlands.7