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Experience the transformative dialogue on "Digesting Degrowth: Embracing Care, Commons, Frugal Abundance, and Conviviality"

This highly distinctive and unique collection provides a captivating link between a well-known resource such is the coffee bean and its post-consumer waste product. It stands out as a captivating example of a fascinating journey from bean to interior design.

Regenerative materials are beneficial and there are more reason than you think why we should embrace them.

A collection of unique, one-of-a-kind objects celebrating the seasons, inviting nature to add colour and integrate itself into the work.

Conceived as a scenario that accommodates a multitude of local and global wood varieties, the  +52 STOOL RANGE proposes to challenge and reconsider the use of overexploited wood types.

Why Bones one might ask? Well, slaughter waste - a by-product of the meat industry represents significant opportunities to replace finite, natural resources.

The new 3-piece set goes a step further with grips that first start off at sea.

The Seashell Range combines rationed oyster and mussel shells with 100% plant-based, fermented corn starch for a non-toxic, recyclable and industrially compostable tableware collection. 

A conversation with the world around us through the perspective of young, independent artists.

A ceramic production made entirely from reclaimed industrial by-products.

Woodwork collection made from hardwoods offcuts 

Organised in partnership with PLP Labs this
one-day event will focus on MYCELIUM as a
regenerative material and its applications in
architecture and interior design / Sat, 17Jun
10am - 5pm | 53 Barnsbury Street,
London, Islington N1 1TP