Have you ever wondered what happens to old aircraft? The Californian company MotoArt has an answer: to preserve the glory of iconic aircraft, it builds furniture from airplane parts. The tables in the collection are presented in this article.
Furniture made from aircraft parts in an industrial style
The furniture manufacturer MotoArt brings together functionality and history, combining different aircraft parts in a new collection of eclectic furniture. Its love of aircraft is clear in these designs made from airplane parts. The company searches for old components and recycles them successfully: an airplane wing can become a table or a bed, while a bomb can become a lamp or an aquarium. The C-119 design was built from parts of an aircraft used during the Vietnam War. The office piece took more than 120 hours of work.
Modern furniture from airplane parts with cool design
The DC-9 table was constructed from Plexiglas, wood and metal. The aircraft of the same name was first built in 1960. The B-25 table was built from parts of an aerial bomb from World War II. The durable body gives the table greater stability. All of the company’s furniture made from aircraft parts is innovative and fits perfectly with modern decor. The pieces are large, minimalist and eclectic at the same time, suited to industrial interiors and best combined with metal chairs. These tables draw attention with bold colors and interesting details. They are special-order pieces available in limited editions.
Metal table from old airplane parts
Aircraft parts are used in furniture construction
DC-9 table made from aircraft parts
C-119 table for a modern office
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