Before & After
See the journey from discarded material to finished piece.
The Harrison, Aviva
400kilos of masonry/construction waste from site was crushed and transformed into t a new composite material.
The Harrison, Aviva
Hand-marbled in four bespoke coloured and shaped around the receptions desks complex curves. The finished piece carries the history of building forward as a lasting circular statement.
Virgin Voyages, Scarlet Lady
Plastic waste collected from the River Thames with charity Thames 21. The plastic was shorted, cleaned, chipped and prepared for a second life.
Virgin Voyages, Scarlet Lady
Transformed into a display plinth, giving recovered river waste a bold new form.
Corner at Tate Modern
Used coffee grounds collected on site at Tate were blended with shell waste to create a new composite.
Corner at Tate Modern
Crafted into a series of coffee tables, each piece carries a rich speckled surface shaped by the materials within it.
&Soul
60kg of broken floor tiles, salvaged from &Soul’s Southhall refurbishment project.
&Soul
Remade into tabletops, colour matched to the designers specification, giving the tiles a new life and a new form.
Room2, Lamington Group
500+ plastic shampoo bottles collected from Room2 were collected, shredded and prepared for reuse.
Room2, Lamington Group
Handcrafted into a bespoke composite tabletop with soft gradient tones, the bottles became a one of kind statement for Room2’s new Belfast site.
Fortnum & Mason
176kg of locally sourced oyster shell, washed and crushed by hand.
Fortnum & Mason
Reimagined init a richly textured surface materials used to clad the cash desk, consultation tabletops, and display plights throughout the Piccadilly store.
