Recycled plastic products

📋 Recycled plastic clipboards for securing papers, notepads, and more. Strong metal industrial clip mechanism keeps papers securely attached. The board is made of lightweight yet durable, sustainable and 100% recycled plastic; smooth, waterproof and durable surface; suitable for indoor or outdoor use. We give a second life to plastic waste collected on the beach or saved from the landfills. Each product has a unique design and may resemble a marble or terrazzo style, but 100% eco-friendly…

Australian design brand Derlot has released a new version of its Stump stool with a colourful terrazzo-like surface resulting from its recycled plastic materiality.

following an in-depth exploration on how to sustainably recycle plastic toys, ecoBirdy creates pieces that are 100% made of recycled plastic waste.

I guess these Terrazzo Wireless Chargers from Bentu Design put the tech in archi'tech'ture! Designed as a neat fusion of consumer tech and home-decor, Bentu Des

Learn how Precious Plastic people are turning plastic waste into precious furniture

KERF PLASTIC CHAIR Year: 2023 Client: Re;code Type: Furniture Material: Recycled LLDPE Size: W360 x D587 x H800 mm Exhibition: at Drop...

There is an increasing trend for designing and creating products with recycled plastic. The approach of viewing recycled plastic as a resource opens up many different possibilities. For instance, South Korean designer Youngmin Kang who has envisioned the colorful AFF (Art From Factory) collection of furniture items using recycled plastic. These furniture pieces sport the raw texture of plastic and are gladly entitled as an art object from factory by the designer.

An increasing number of fashion brands – including Prada, Stella McCartney and Adidas – are using recycled plastic to up their green credentials. Vogue looks at why it might not be such a sustainable fix

The OO Stool entered our consciousness a couple of years ago before the pandemic hit. It made an impression that it was flat-packed better than any Ikea stool a

This project is one which has evolved out of my recent experiments with fused plastic. It’s a way of recycling old crayons and plastic bags creatively and I love the finished ‘leaf-like’ feel of these. The finished leaves can be used for a wide range of purposes, or alternatively you could cut the fused plastic sheets up into any shape you like. Materials Plain white plastic bags – or bags with large areas of white that can be used. Roll of Cling film Old wax crayons Metallic Gold Ink Pen…