ECONYL discusses what responsible design means in the A&D industries – considering materials + choosing those that are better for the environment + more functional for end users.
Mill is an odorless kitchen bin that automatically recycles food scraps into clean, dry grounds for a second chance at life.
Plastic bags are slowly being banned, but designer Jisun Kim shares there's beauty to be found when they're recycled into her Poly Vase.
we+'s Link focuses on recycling building + mock-up materials from the planning, design + construction phases to create a new material.
Yair Neuman turns discarded lenses into polycarbonate sheet materials from which he creates a striking lighting collection — "Lens Light."
Hermann August Weizenegger designed the X-CHAIR reflecting Brutalist architecture which comprises 100% recycled polypropylene.
For The Colour of Air, Tino Seubert turned air pollution into ink and dye, with which he made screen-printed artworks, pencils, & clothes.
BD Barcelona Design's REmix Collection vol.5 is designed by Belén Moneo using deadstock table legs from her father's 2001 design.
Based in California, The Wolf Nest is a female-run small business focused on sustainability and ethical production.
Treat your dog to a designer dining experience with one of these modern bowls and feeders!
Boots & Arrow creates one-of-a-kind leather dog collars made from reclaimed cowboy boots. A portion of each sale goes to support injured rescue dogs.
The Bowser dog bed is made from sustainable hemp and filled with 100% recycled soda bottles!
The new collapsible Fire Hose Bowl from PawNosh is handmade in the USA from upcycled fire hoses and food-grade silicone. Perfect for on-the-go pups!
Rekindled Pride, a Seattle-based Etsy shop, creates amazingly durable, one-of-a-kind dog collars from a very unique material: retired fire equipment!
In this month's installment of Mingus & Dottie Try It, we test drive the handmade Cubby Bowl and Cubby Deluxe Bowl from PawNosh.
