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WE DEMONSTRATE HOW SO-CALLED "waste" CAN BE UPCYCLED AND turned INTO valuable PRODUCTS

THE HOME OF SUSTAINABLE THINGS is a unique SHOP and designer space that CURATES, showcases and SELLS a sophisticated collection of works from designers pioneering innovative, sustainable products. 

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  • THE HOME OF SUSTAINABLE THINGS

  • Supports and celebrates the work of pioneers of sustainable design. Together, we have created a sophisticated collection of ethical products that demonstrates artisanal skills against a backdrop of sustainability and innovation.
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  • Recycling Reject | by TIM TEVEN STUDIO

  • Paper cellulose fibre can be recycled several times passed which point it is sieved from the cycle and disposed of as waste. A single recycling plant produces up to 75 tons of waste paper every week. Recycling Reject demonstrates the possibility of using the non recyclable fibres as a building material by pressing them into a hard solid, thus adding another cycle to the raw, cellulose fibre. The new material is used as building blocks for shelves, benches, tables, stools and home accessories, offering a number of features applicable for bespoke requirements and client-specific work.
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THE HOME OF SUSTAINABLE THINGS

Supports and celebrates the work of pioneers of sustainable design. Together, we have created a sophisticated collection of ethical products that demonstrates artisanal skills against a backdrop of sustainability and innovation. VIEW OUR COLLECTION

Recycling Reject | by TIM TEVEN STUDIO

Paper cellulose fibre can be recycled several times passed which point it is sieved from the cycle and disposed of as waste. A single recycling plant produces up to 75 tons of waste paper every week. Recycling Reject demonstrates the possibility of using the non recyclable fibres as a building material by pressing them into a hard solid, thus adding another cycle to the raw, cellulose fibre. The new material is used as building blocks for shelves, benches, tables, stools and home accessories, offering a number of features applicable for bespoke requirements and client-specific work. VIEW RECYCLING REJECT