With the eco-sustainable pyre we thought we had already crossed the border and faced the link that can arise between death and ecology. But we still hadn't seen the piece of furniture created by William Warren, a designer known for its originality and its being outside the box: a bookcase capable of recycling itself at the point of death and becoming a do-it-yourself coffin.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
With the eco-sustainable pyre we thought we had already "crossed" the border and faced the link that can arise between death and ecology. But we still hadn't seen the furniture item created by William Warren, a designer known for his originality and his being outside the box: one bookcase capable of "recycling" itself at the point of death and become one bar do-it-yourself.
A macabre hypothesis which, however, has all the ability to make a theme usually sad, lighter and more sympathetic. The bookcase, with modern and comfortable lines, is very practical and very pretty: completely made of wood, to be placed close to the wall, on which to place a good quantity of books and various objects. Also it is very easy to assemble. And just as easily, once your course is over, your loved ones will be happy to disassemble and reassemble it in the shape of a coffin. Yes, by simply arming yourself with a screwdriver and a few screws, your living room will deprive itself of this piece of furniture, which for years has been the place of custody of your culture, transforming it into the cradle of eternal rest. , but if you were able to focus your attention on the materials that are wasted for free whenever someone is missing, perhaps the pragmatism and practicality that are usually lacking when it comes to death, could lead you to understand the real function of an object such.
Furthermore, the data is by no means secondary savings that a bookcase-coffin how this can bring you, limiting the expenses for the purchase of a coffinand the waste of material for something inevitable anyway.
Moreover, even ideologically it has advantages worthy of consideration. Knowing that it will be the object in which you will lie for the rest of your days, that is, for the rest of your (non) existence once you have passed (hopefully) a better life, we believe that for the whole course of its being a bookshop will treated in the best possible way: taking care of it, dusting it and trying to ruin it as little as possible.
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Alessandro Ribaldi
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