Sipping a cup of coffee, relaxing on your favorite armchair and enjoying spicy newspaper headlines is how we begin are day. But, what if you were given newspaper to sit too? No, I am not kidding. Here is a comfortable, interesting and unique armchair made entirely of old newspaper. Dubbed the “Newspaper Armchair”, this sloped-back chair is made by weaving recycled newspaper tightly with the tensile strength of tough woven fiber. It definitely makes a great piece of furniture for any office or family room. The “Newspaper Armchair is available at Viva Terra for just $235.
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