#sustainable-design

#sustainable-design

The textile industry produces staggering amounts of fabric waste every year, much of which ends up in landfills. But what if these discarded textiles could be given a second chance? In an innovative collaboration with Mobella Galleria, a creative team set out to prove that fabric scraps can be transformed into beautiful, functional pieces for everyday life. By using techniques like shredding, molding, and compression, they have developed playful home decor objects that showcase both sustainability and style.

Modern Entertaining is a collection of barware designed by Diego Olivero that emphasizes global craftsmanship and supports sustainable production, showcasing artisan skills in trendy hosting essentials.

Nike's upcoming Air Max 1000 'Oatmeal' signals a bold shift toward the future of footwear, merging traditional design with advanced 3D printing technology.

"Inspired by nature's microstructures, this project journeys from the microscopic to the monumental. Structured into three chapters, the narrative explores a design methodology grounded in research, experimentation, and applied imagination."

The Soleil promises up to 10 months of battery life with normal use in complete darkness, and with regular ambient light from your setup, it offers 12 months or more of wireless freedom.

The floating bicycle bridge glides elegantly across the pond, symbolizing a connection between nature, heritage, and the future in the landscape shaped by coal mining.

Dustin Feider's treehouses are a blend of art and architecture, featuring unique designs like a geometric pod and a spiraled staircase, with costs averaging $400,000.

In a time when average lease terms are shortening and conventional refurbishments generate tons of waste, the challenge is clear: today's offices need to be both flexible and environmentally friendly. Our new headquarters proves that one doesn't exclude the other, says Szymon Rychlik, Managing Director at Mute.

The Hollow Pencil pushes aside centuries of pencil-making tradition by replacing wood with an ingenious honeycomb paper structure that reduces material waste by an astounding 85%.

Shakeer's residence exemplifies a harmonious synthesis of tropical modernist design with a deep sensitivity to its lush, verdant context.