from our friends at TheFind: easy bean fruit and veggie bean bag chairs
Thursday, August 6th, 2009
Easy Bean is the brainchild of entrepreneur and designer Francoise Sejourne. Since 1993 Francoise has been creating sustainable, whimsical and comfortable beanbags and soft seating for her fans around the globe. Before Easy Bean Francoise was a designer for Esprit, Sam and Libby as well as a trend consultant for the Gap as well as the co-founder of Blue Marlin, a vintage sportswear company.
Perhaps these bean bags will inspire healthy eating, but most of all we love the colorful modern design. The most recognizable designs include the ‘produce collection’. The colorful beanbags are topped with detachable cotton velveteen leaves. The fruit and veggie bean bag collection comes in a range of colors including apple red, orange, eggplant purple, lemon yellow, peach and many others. The produce collection comes in two sizes: childs approximately 31″ in diameter (sized for children up to 7 years of age) and adult approximately 42″ in diameter. A modern design the beanbag covering is 100% cotton and filled with 100% post-consumer product and the filling contains no cfcs and can be recycled.
All of Easy Bean’s products are made in the USA and partners with Goodwill Industries for fulfillment needs. Take a peek at many of Easy Bean’s other soft seating options including a take along ‘carry-on’ mini beanbag with a handle, perfect for toddlers and infants. The two toned large ottoman also shown here is perfect for family seating areas and can be customized in an array of colors.
See the full post, and more great ideas from TheFind, here!
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