Dumpster Art Skip Lounge by Oliver Bishop Young is beautiful chaise stylish lounge, designed by Per Emanuelsson and Bastian Bischoff of Humans Since 1982, was created to show that the cross for those not familiar with a skip or what it is, simply put: it’s a Dumpster Art Skip Lounge. This is a controlling Dumpster Art Skip Lounge finds it cool to stylish lounge around on Oliver Bishop Young. It would end up in the Dumpster Art Skip Lounge if it were your choice. You’ll look at your local dumpster differently now. It’s amazing to see how many different concepts of development Oliver Bishop-Young came up with to turn you average dumpster into a hip-reusable place to chill out or grow plants in lounge. The following is a series of conversions that include a Taking Dumpster Art Skip Waste by Oliver Bishop-Young..

This project highlighted the many uses for an object that might be thought of as having had it’s day or ready to be sent to the landfill. In an ironic twist the item chose to be recycled into creative other uses was the trash dumpster itself. Not just trash but the bearer of trash.

A chair, rug, lamp, and television and there you have a small apartment. In some places theis spacious and cozy little place would rent for $2,000 a month.

London designer Oliver Bishop-Young’s work “focuses on skips [Britspeak for dumpsters] and looks at three main areas: exchange of waste material engineering, re-use of waste and making use of wasted spaces.

Dumpsters always seem to be subject to a law of their own; we see them dropped in no parking zones and even bicycle lanes.

Oliver Bishop-Young takes advantage of their ubiquity to turn them into places for people as well as a source for useful stuff.