Being the avid DIYers that we are, we often come across great tutorials for couches made from old shipping pallets. This project is one such example.
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But we've also found some other extreme sofas made from even more surprising materials. 
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This one's made from a fridge. Case in point.
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Or take this sculptural chaise for example.
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A sofa made from nickels? Why not?
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And let's not forget this telephone booth transformation. 
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Apparently, converting car parts into sofas is also a popular trend.
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Particularly the rear.
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This one allegedly moves.
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As our expedition to find the weirdest sofas winded down, we decided that simpler was better. Hello, minimalistic concrete sette. 
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But at the end of the day, nothing beats an afternoon nap on a bed of moss. As the great Frank Lloyd Wright once said: "Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature." And you can't get closer to nature than this.
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