watering can: RE-think + RE-cycle competition

utilizing waste materials, these structures are based on repeat patterns that draw from architecture of harare, zimbabwe, formed through the use of plastic bottles of all shapes, sizes and colors. 

a family of 100 percent recyclable merchandise display racks - made from recyclable corrugated cardboard - for use in grocery and convenience stores.

two new resource-efficient products include a humidifier that runs on water bottles and a fan that you can roll across the table.

the leather industry discards material if there are tiny marks or holes found. these stools are a means of utilizing these leftover scraps and highlighting these imperfections as intrinsic qualities of the seating ...

the swiss designer's first solo show in london presents a survey of his furniture and product designs which bring together organic forms with industrial materials, making his work appear seemingly fragile, yet robust.

each objected is based on the notion of presenting art or design in galleries and museums, exhibited on a pedestal or plinth, serving to enhance the designs' simple forms and deliberate choice of dimensions.