I’m loving Stuart Haygarth’s Millenium chandelier.
The chandelier is made of 1000 exploded Party Poppers collected ( on 01.01.00 ) after the Millennium celebrations in London. Each Popper is suspended on a line from a platform above. The sculptural shape sways and moves like an organic form when hit by a breeze of air. Although this [...]
In this time of festive family gatherings and drunken office parties, loath am I to ring the toll of the end of the World, as we’ve known it. Nevertheless, its the sad truth: we’ve already reached the climate change tipping point and even though we want to feel positive about the future, things are only [...]
A great Christmas upcycle idea from Martine Camillieri.
Coca-Cola has redesigned its iconic glass “contour” bottles to use 20% less glass, MSN reports. The 11-ounce bottle is both shorter and slightly wider and weighs nearly two ounces less than the original design.
Coca-Cola supply chain project manager Gareth Snowdon said the firm was looking at ways of reducing its environmental impact.
He said: “We are [...]
I love how the UK Design Council have cleverly resolved the dilemma of “to send or not to send” a Christmas card. The card experience was designed by MultiAdaptor.
Simon Doonan, the brashly witty creative director at famed Barney’s New York department store has innovated with store windows made from a hell of a lot of recycled matter, namely: beer cans and caps, plastic bottles and a peppering of green stars thrown in for good measure. Through this video from Sprig TV he explains [...]
Saatchi and Saatchi, Copenhagen strike hard with this World Wildlife Federation ad campaign in the form of bathroom towel dispensers. These paper towel dispensers have a cut out the shape of South America through which a stack of green paper towels illustrates the green rain forest canopy of the continent. As the paper towel dispenser [...]
En plus d’être un emballage réutilisable dont on a parlé ici, là et même là, on peut également s’en servir comme accessoire de mode lorsque les Fêtes seront passées!
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