Stylish furniture from Motoart from the remains of the aircraft Bashny.Net

The sky is not the limit! Under this slogan the California-based company Motoart has developed a series kontseptualno furniture made of fragments, virtually the remains of decommissioned aircraft. Before they would be sent to landfill or for scrap, and today everyone who has a fairly tight purse, you may request a exclusive table from the wing of the "steel birds" or a bed made from her turbine.

Sad to see decommissioned aircraft that once dominated the endless expanse of the sky, lonely standing there, where they can't fly. However, they can return to an active life, though not completely, but partially, though not in heaven, but to people in society. So, wings and doors, turbine and armchairs, parts of walls with Windows and without, as well as other fragments of the aircraft designers from Motoart studios transform into a stylish modern pieces of furniture which are hardly recognized their extreme past.





Of course, before becoming a full-fledged part of the interior and delight of the inhabitants of the apartment, all these items must go through fire, water and copper pipes, and in the literal sense of the word. The process of priming, sanding and polishing, and the stages of pruning unnecessary and adding new, useful items takes weeks. Only after that a machined part can turn into tables, beds, bedside tables and chairs, and complement the modern apartment interior in style hi-tech. Of course, not everyone will appreciate such a creative furniture, finding her cold and too futuristic for the home. Well, furniture made from aircraft parts is very well look great in the office, because there is nothing superfluous, distracting and provoking.





Is this exclusive furniture a lot, but interior design products has always been appreciated, both for designers and in modern society. Thus, the original airplane seat will cost about 48 000 dollars, and a stylish side table of glass and steel can be purchased for $ 100-200.





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