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SnowJob chair by Emiliano Godoy
February 8, 2011
Designer Emiliano Godoy's Snowjob Chair is shimmering, glimmering, and made with a conscience. The lovely seat is built from FSC-certified wood, biodegradable finish, and a material called "Ecoist," which is handmade from tiny pieces of offcuts from candy wrapper manufacturers. The material is assembled by craftswomen, providing economic opportunities, and provides an intricate, unique patina for the chair, which is reinforced with a post-consumer recycled paper layer on the inside. It can also be broken down and flat-packed for easy shipment and storage. See more of Emiliano Godoy's work on his website.
Posted by Emily Pilloton on February 8, 2011 |
Comments (4)
March 25, 2013
In response to:
SnowJob chair by Emiliano GodoyErik commented:
Yeah Fred, I don't disagree with that at all.. That's what I meant by leanerd their lesson Most if not all of the elected RINO's espoused Conservative values and beliefs when they were campaigning. What happens in the hallowed halls of congress appears to be totally different. Obama campaigned on Transparency of Government and Change well we got a lot of change and NO Transparency. We got Chicago politics, ACORN type arm twisting and the inability to question anything without being labeled a racist.I'm afraid it's going to take a catastrophic event to successfully change D.C and get our country back on the right track.
March 21, 2013
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SnowJob chair by Emiliano GodoyMuhamad commented:
Robert, excellent work. A few weeks ago, I bgolrolled your blog on my site with my other fellow North Carolina bloggers.Another item for you and your readers to be outraged about is the Flight 93 Memorial Mosque about to begin earthwork in Shanksville, PA. Please swing by my blog, and consider also Alec Rawls' Error Theory (also in my blogroll), for the most in-depth research. I recently refused to participate in the project (although it would have gotten my house back in the black ) because I believe the architect (Paul Murdoch of Beverly Hills, who specialized in Middle Eastern influence in his Master's work at UCLA) intends his design to be symbolic completion of those terrorists' mission. The original design, in fact, had 44 glass blocks: to memorialize the forty passengers (who fought back) AND the four terrorists.If you agree with us, consider having Alec include your site in the blogburst. Keep up the good work keep the faith.Jeff
March 21, 2013
In response to:
SnowJob chair by Emiliano GodoyZulaa commented:
you have to have insurance, so pay the bare mimunim you can in order to meet your legal obligations, and then do as Joe says and have a rainy day fund of your own, and use it rather than your insurance wherever possible.Insurance in its simplest, conceptual form is a stellar idea. What it has become today is not nearly as useful.
February 15, 2011
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SnowJob chair by Emiliano Godoywe are interested in your furniture commented:
dear ms emily goday, could you send me a complete catalog of yours of your latest furnitre at my address as we are doing some projects of hotels boutique and villas in dubai should i see your items can fit some where we shall be glad to be yours client.
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