Gallery: Come on, You Know You Want a Chair Made Out of a 737 Engine
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The 737 Cowling Chair is an unusual chair. It used to be an engine cowling on a Boeing 737.
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Its designers are two brothers who live and work just outside of Bath, in the U.K. Together, they make up Fallen Furniture.
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The Tuckers source all their airplane pieces from a partner company that dismantles one retired aircraft a week.
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Window sections from discarded fuselage sections are easy pieces to snag. Fallen Furniture has turned several of them into clocks.
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The first piece from Fallen Furniture was the Exit Table, made from an emergency exit door on an Airbus A320.
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Perhaps one of the most opulent creations from Fallen Furniture is this Cluster Bombs Drink Cabinet, made from a MK1 practice cluster bomb.
