Original Mercedes-AMG vehicle parts transformed into art

At the NYCxDesign Festival, which took place from 15 to 17 May 2025, Mercedes-AMG and U.S.A artist collective MSCHF presented their collaboration.

This highly exclusive and strictly limited collection, titled "Not for Automotive Use", transforms original components from AMG vehicles into exclusive pieces of furniture and pays homage to Italy's Radical Design counterculture movement of the 1960s.

Made from milled aluminium shelves and framing, the seatbelt shelf is a canonical shelf form stabilized by five double-ended sets of seatbelts in AMG red and yellow

The concept collection includes exclusive furniture items such as a seatbelt shelf, seatbelt rack, wheel fan, grille grill, and a headlight couch among others. These pieces are intended as conceptual explorations and are available on an exclusively made-to-order basis in very limited quantities.

Completing the offering is an exclusive capsule collection that includes selected t-shirts, sweatshirts, baseball caps, and work trousers with graphical prints of AMG car parts.

For the concept collection's world premiere, MSCHF opened its studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn to select visitors for the first time.