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There is something quietly radical about looking at a fruit peel and refusing to see waste. Salak and lychee skins are usually treated as the most disposable part of the fruit, peeled off, discarded, and forgotten almost instantly. PEEL begins at that exact moment of dismissal. Instead of blending the skins down, disguising them, or…
Sustainable design has a branding problem. Not an ethics problem, not a materials problem, but a branding problem. For years, the conversation around circular materials and responsible production has been wrapped in language that feels like a lecture. Worthy, yes. Exciting, rarely. So when a stool shows up at Alcova during Milan Design Week looking…
Most of us have a box. Or a bag, or a corner of the closet where clothes go to wait for a fate we haven’t quite settled on yet. Not trash, not donation, just quietly pushed aside. The jeans that stopped fitting but once made you feel unstoppable. The sweater that pilled after three washes…
South Korea’s national parks removed trash bins to protect ecosystems and pushed a carry-in, carry-out policy. The unintended side effect is that visitors hide trash in rock crevices or behind trees because they lack an easy way to deal with it. Over five years, 5,180 tons of waste were collected from parks, roughly 200 fully…
Recycled plastic products often fall into two camps: grey utilitarian bins or loud, speckled experiments that feel more like proof of concept than something you want on your desk. Tray210 recycled, a collaboration between Korean studio intenxiv and manufacturer INTOPS under the rmrp brand, takes a different approach, using recycled plastics and waste additives to…
There’s something deeply satisfying about watching trash transform into treasure, especially when the result is as stunning as Luminous Re-weave. Created by designers Ling Sha and Yucheng Tang, this lighting system takes the textiles we typically toss without a second thought (think old T-shirts, worn denim, even plastic bags) and reimagines them as soft, glowing…
Rice waste, often discarded after harvest, is emerging as one of the most eco-friendly resources with numerous applications. From producing biochar for improving soil fertility to creating sustainable nanomaterials and biodegradable packaging, rice waste is transforming industries. Studies indicate that the global rice production yields over 750 million tons of grain each year, generating approximately…
When you think of Renaissance-inspired fashion, images of rich velvets, intricate lace, and elaborate headpieces likely come to mind. But Dutch artist and designer Suzanne Jongmans is challenging these expectations in imaginative ways. Rather than using traditional textiles, Jongmans crafts her historically inspired costumes out of recycled materials such as packaging foam, plastic sheets, and…
Earthstone, a Belgian design studio, captured global attention when its “Earthstone” project earned a top prize at the 2025 Seoul Design Award . The concept is simple yet powerful: soil excavated from local construction sites is transformed into functional, aesthetically appealing objects for daily use. By turning what is usually waste into valuable design pieces, Earthstone…
Glass waste presents a persistent challenge across the globe, particularly in places like Bali, where recycling infrastructure can’t keep pace with consumption. Despite glass being infinitely recyclable without losing purity, much of it ends up in rivers and landfills, creating environmental problems that seem almost insurmountable through traditional approaches. What makes the Sungai Carafe particularly…