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Alfi Chairs, designed by Jasper Morrison, at Whole Foods in Evanston, IL. Alfi is a humble answer to complex questions about comfort, strength and sustainability. The seats are made of 100% reclaimed waste material, with bases in responsibly harvested ash wood from Pennsylvania. Good times a brewing’ indeed.
Basecamp Hotel in South Lake Tahoe was transformed from a rundown motel using green building techniques and materials wherever possible, including Emeco 111 Navy chairs in the guest rooms. Interiors by Elaine Cotter.
Photo: Eva Kolenko
Handcrafting a Limited Edition "Alfi" chair.
For the Wallpaper* Handmade exhibition in Milan 2015, Emeco created a limited edition version of our "Alfi" chair, designed by Jasper Morrison. The regular Alfi collection is made of 100% reclaimed industrial waste - polypropylene and wood fiber. The limited edition Alfi was handmade in polished recycled aluminum by craftsman Josh Fisher from the Emeco factory in Hannover, Pennsylvania.
Konstantin Grcic designed the Parrish Collection for Parrish Art Museum in Long Island, NY.
“It reminds me of something Le Corbusier might have designed in the 1920′s; yet at the same time, it’s fresh, modern and original - it’s a real artifact of our current culture, a future classic.” Gregg Buchbinder, Emeco
“Heritage against recycling”, coined by Philippe Starck, is “When you make something so well that it never has to be recycled”.
Emeco’s Heritage Rocking Armchair is designed to last forever and be handed down for generations.
Bright installation of Broom stacking chairs at Procter & Gamble in Panama.
Broom, designed by Philippe Starck, is made of 90% reclaimed waste materials. Bright in more ways than one.
Photo: Geteca
“A chair must be really important as an object, because my mother always told me to offer my chair to a lady.” Ettore Sottsass
Before he passed away at the age of 90, Sottsass worked with Emeco on his last chair collection. Emeco calls it the Nine-0. Read the story about the collaboration here.
The photo of the red Nine-0 swivel armchairs is from Google’s offices in Chelsea, NYC, designed by HLW. Photo: Interior Design
In April this year, we launched our new collection Alfi, by Jasper Morrison.
In June, Alfi was accepted into the permanent collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in NYC.
Alfi is designed and engineered with the conviction that what you don’t see is as important as what you do see. Made of 100% reclaimed industrial waste, and responsibly sourced ash wood, Alfi reflects Emeco and Jasper Morrison’s common appreciation for the invisible qualities behind simplicity.
The newly opened Marriott Marquis in Washington DC, is designed to be one of the largest Silver LEED certified hotels in the United States. The hotel’s custom designed rooms feature a neutral palette and the lobby is home to 56-foot high sculpture, The Birth of the American Flag, by renowned Baltimore-based sculptor Rodney Carroll. The interiors at the Marriott Marquis are designed by HOK, including this whiskey bar named The Dignitary, using Emeco Hudson Barstools, designed by Philippe Starck.
Photo: Adrian Wilson
Fresh is everything at Stoic & Genuine, a newly open restaurant in Denver’s historic Union Station. Stoic & Genuine describes itself as a multi-coastal seafood house and oyster bar committed to impeccably-sourced, sustainable, and creative seafood preparations. Designed by Boss Architecture and Jessica Doran Interiors, incorporating Emeco Lancaster Stools, designed by Michael Young surrounding the exhibition kitchen and bar.
Photo: Ryan Dearth
The Springs in the Downtown Los Angeles Arts District is a community hub cultivating health, wellness, and sustainability. Among its amenities one will find a wellness center, juice bar and vegan restaurant and wine bar. Emeco Broom Chairs, designed by Starck are installed throughout this urban oasis.
Photo: The Springs
On Walnut Street in Philadelphia, PA you can find Voith & Mactavish, a multifaceted architectural firm focusing on architecture, preservation, planning, landscape, and interiors. And inside of the offices you can find 111 Navy Chairs surrounding many of the tables. Designed by Daniela Holt Voith / Sennah Loftus / Robert A. Piasecki of Voith & Mactavish Architects.
Photo: Jeffrey Totaro
More than 13 MILLION plastic bottles have been saved from landfills in 4 years since the launch of the 111 Navy Chair, the result of Emeco's joint efforts with Coca-Cola, solving an environmental problem by upcycling consumer waste into a long lasting design classic. One plastic bottle every 7 seconds goes into the production of the 111 Navy Chair, a chair that became a favorite among many environmentally conscious design aficionados around the globe.
On Pender Island in the Gulf of Georgia, British Columbia, Canada, lies this cozy cottage. Designed to blend into its surroundings by its owner, Carrie McCarthy. The cottage is furnished with old and new design classics alike, including the 111 Navy Chair, made in collaboration with Coca-Cola out of 111 recycled PET bottles.
The famous chef Anne-Sophie Pic who runs the three-Michelin star restaurant Maison Pic, in Valence France, recently opened up a more casual restaurant in the same city called Daily PIC. The restaurant serves French-style “fast food,” consisting of self-service glass jars of food, either served in the restaurant or taken home to enjoy later. Designed by Fredric Berthier Architecture, incorporating Snow White 111 Navy Chairs with custom made leather seat pads into the harmonious atmosphere.
Photo: Frederic Berthier Architecture
Walking through the new Akasya Acibadem Shopping Mall in Istanbul, Turkey, one can spot Emeco 111 Navy Chairs mixed and matched with 20-06 chairs and Café tables, designed by Norman Foster. This project was created by SAF GYO A.S and has been nominated for multiple awards.
Photo: Mozaik
At The Line Hotel in Los Angeles' Koreatown, you will find POT, restauranteur Roy Choi’s take on the Korean Hot Pot restaurant. And inside POT, you will find Emeco Lancaster chairs and stools in light ash and polished aluminum surrounding the tables. Designed by Sean Knibb of Knibb Design in LA.