We launched a new column in 2020 that explores the potential of waste as a valuable new raw material + now we're taking a look back.
Jacqueline de la Fuente makes sculptural vases from waste paper and cardboard after noticing the increase in waste her family generated.
We take a closer look at the Incipio Organicore line of protective phone cases are 100% compostable.
In this DMTV Milkshake episode, Michael Green covers his favorite spot in the natural world and his favorite-ever building project.
We spoke with London-based designer Ella Doran about a circular economy and her latest project, the Clean Up Plastic Camo Chair.
DM Editor at Large, author + speaker Katie Treggiden examines waste in design in this episode of DMTV Milkshake.
Yair Neuman turns discarded lenses into polycarbonate sheet materials from which he creates a striking lighting collection — "Lens Light."
Editorial Director Caroline Williamson shares 5 things from the design world that she appreciates and why, in our new Take 5 series.
Designer Laurence Carr discusses eco-friendly home choices that will make us feel better + live better—with a lower carbon footprint.
We spoke with StoneCycling who developed a way of upcycling waste found in vacant buildings in The Netherlands awaiting demolition.
Architect + Professor of Sustainable Design Joel Towers is outspoken and optimistic about a future that is circular, decarbonized + just.
Daniel Svahn discusses a collection of contract furniture he made from furniture discarded by the same sector.
A collaboration that creates an innovative material from waste selvedges – the edges of textile rolls that are usually discarded.
We caught up with Studio Woojai about a project that repurposes waste paper into bricks and sculptural furniture.
Camira + SEAQUAL Initiative turn waste plastic from the sea into the industry's first upholstery fabric to contain ocean plastic.
