The furniture of the future should consume fewer new resources and make better use of materials that would otherwise be discarded. At design fairs around the world, a clear trend has emerged: furniture and accessories made from recycled materials are being transformed into thoughtful designer pieces. They are not only fashionable, but also represent a new consumer culture. Scraps, residues, used tires, leftover veneers, and other discarded materials are increasingly used in furniture production. NOTWASTE offers exclusive eco furniture that responds to the wastefulness of consumer society.
Eco furniture made from recycled materials
Notwaste is a furniture brand founded in 2012 by Kristian Almonte and Attanasio Mazzone in Mexico. Its work is built around the idea of avoiding waste throughout the design process, from concept and production to the finished product. One of the brand’s goals is to collaborate with designers around the world who can develop distinctive ideas with recycled materials. The NOTWASTEMX eco furniture collection consists of three pieces made from recycled raw materials in collaboration with Mexican designers.
Eco-friendly furniture by Notwaste
For its products, NOTWASTE uses discarded materials and remnants from nearby production facilities. Its philosophy can be summed up as no waste and no loss. The OSB green furniture is characterized by a modern, functional design aesthetic.
Eco furniture combines creativity and technology
The combined living-room furniture made of OSB provides comfortable space for books, accessories, and small objects, and can be integrated into an industrial-inspired interior.
Clara chair and ottoman by Ricardo Casas
Stool with a curved seat by Christian Vivanco
Console by Jorge Diego Etienne
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Taus Kishiev
Peter Dark
Yolande A. Bow
