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Pineapple Paper Furniture by Jacob Resneck
Establishment (an interior design outpost in Manhattan) recently tipped us to Pineapple Paper Furniture, a new line of benches and chairs made from compressed pineapple fibers.
We like the Doonya Chair (pictured above right, $1,900) as well as the Nut Bench (pictured after the jump, $2,900). They hadn't been added to the website last time we checked, but you can email Establishment directly: info [at] establishmentnyc [dot] com for more information.
Or if you're in Manhattan, stop by the store on Gansevoort Street. See more images after the jump.
Nut Bench, $2,900
Baco Stool, $650 each
Baco Chair, $420
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