BMW Leather Upholstery Scraps Can Dress Up Your Walls and Floors

by Edmunds.com Green Car Advisor on November 10, 2009

Love those leather seats in your Bimmer so much you want to take 'em inside when you park the car. Well now you can, sort of. A Maryland-based company that makes floor and wall covering from recycled leather scrap says that the company that supplies BMW's leather upholstery is now supplying it with scraps. EcoDomo LLC , a 5-year-old company out of Rockville, Md., uses scrap leather, tree bark and natural latex to manufacture high-end floor and wall tiles with, it says, the look and feel of leather, the resilience of cork and the wear characteristics of hardwood flooring. Spokesman Christian Nadeau – on his way to the Greenbuild 2009 sustainable bulding materials expo in Phoenix, Ariz. (Wednesday through Friday this week) – told Green Car Advisor that one of the company's suppliers is a major European upholstery products manufacturer that does not only BMW seats but leather seats for several other automakers as well.

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BMW Leather Upholstery Scraps Can Dress Up Your Walls and Floors

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