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.
Today, we're reviewing 2023 posts from our Circular by Design column, which explores the circular economy + how people are working within it.
Lucianne Canavan has merged traditional repair techniques to create her own approach that benefits well-being, communities, and the planet.
Katie Treggiden talks to repair specialist Lucy Ralph, who continues her practice within fashion, exploring concepts of visible repair and reworking garments.
Bridget Harvey talks about her journey through turning repair into an art form and caring for the objects she transforms.
We talked to Anderssen & Voll about their first sofa with TAKT that's designed with repair, long life, low waste, and recyclability in mind.
Katie Treggiden speaks to Emily Mae Martin of British brand TOAST who is leading the way in bringing repair culture into clothing, homewares, and accessories.
Design Milk talks to British lighting brand skinflint who gives new life to vintage lights, saving more than 50,000 from landfill so far.
