Designboom
Designed by German architect Anna Heringer, ‘Anandaloy’ is a community center and workshop in Bangladesh that is made from mud and bamboo. Read More
Fast Company
The eco-friendly startup launched with shoes. With its debut apparel collection, it is now a fully fledged fashion brand. Read More
Architectural Digest
In today's day and age, it is mandatory to walk the green road. One way to live in an eco-friendly manner is by harvesting rainwater to conserve this extremely precious natural resource Read More
Dezeen
Abstract floral patterns and oversized ruffles are fashioned from reclaimed electrical wires in the Romanian Camouflage collection by Central Saint Martins womenswear graduate Alexandra Sipa. Read More
Dezeen
Sheets of paper are layered with glue and then moulded by hand to create London designer Ying Chang's Malleable State collection of furniture and homeware. Read More
Newly launched in India, the homeware collection FÖRÄNDRING by IKEA is made with rice straws and created using diverse techniques
Newly launched in India, the homeware collection FÖRÄNDRING by IKEA is made with rice straws and created using diverse techniques Read More
Designboom
German skincare manufacturer Beiersdorf is on a mission to minimize, slow down, reduce, and close its material cycles. Read More
Architectural Digest
Repurposed wooden furniture, aluminium screens and shuttered debris walls are the real stars of this home by Wallmakers Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
Getting recycling right requires fixes that are more than skin deep Read More
Architectural Digest
For hygiene and safety purposes, a British design firm has created takeaway food containers from cocoa bean shells, mycelium and pineapple husk. Read More
Dezeen
Apple has released a 10-year roadmap to ensure that every device it produces has a net-zero climate impact by 2030, as part of its plans to become carbon neutral. Read More
Hong Kong Tatler
Beyond the glamour of the city’s high-rises is an immersion of sustainable designers and manufacturers who are bringing a much needed change to the fashion industry Read More
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