Composter Doubles As Garden Chair

January 31, 2011 by Robin Plaskoff Horton

If you don’t mind that with this combination garden chair and composter you are sitting on a pile of possibly odorous fermenting waste, then you might like the idea that the decomposing material underneath could keep the seat warm while microscopic organisms are transforming your organic wastes into rich organic fertilizer and soil amendment.

Habitare Art Design’s concept is certainly thought-provoking. Although I tend to like double duty furniture, I’m intrigued by the design but it doesn’t look particularly comfortable. What do you think?

Category: Composting, Green & Sustainable, Greening, Outdoor Furniture
Tags: eco-friendly design, sustainability, sustainable design
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— January 31, 2011 @ 16:10

Dimitri Gatanas said:

Please no grass clippings in pile while chair is in use!

— February 1, 2011 @ 06:43

Barbara said:

Where your legs overhang will really hurt. Unless you are built like gumby. : (

— February 1, 2011 @ 10:29

Annie Haven/Authentic Haven Brand said:

Widely crazy garden furniture, love your shares Annie

— February 1, 2011 @ 11:56

Kate said:

Sitting on worms seems counterintuitive.

— February 1, 2011 @ 14:26

Joan Lambert Bailey said:

Hmmm…I like the idea, but I agree it doesn’t look comfortable. Also, for urban spaces, it looks like it might take up a fair amount of room. Although, vines could be trained along the top. I’d also worry that we might produce more compost than the chair could handle.

— February 1, 2011 @ 18:19

Robin Plaskoff Horton said: