Recycled Interiors - Public & Commercial
The recent trend of recycling various objects and materials has really led us out of the (cardboard) box through imaginative, witty and cheap designs. Just take a look at Karis by Suppose design office and imagine the hundreds of useless paper rolls at the end of each architecture university's semester living a second life as a cool interior decoration.>>Click on individual images to find out more on projects.<<
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Office storage solutions with the Karton Wall
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The Karton Office with the Chairmans Table
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Karton Office
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Fashion Pavilion by John Lewis & Grimshaw Architects
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Fashion Pavilion by John Lewis & Grimshaw Architects
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Cellulose Meeting Pods by Paul Coundamy
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Unique Store of Green-Thinking Brand
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Unique Store of Green-Thinking Brand
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Aesop at Merci by March Studio
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Aesop at Merci by March Studio
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Lisbon Store Interior Built From Cardboard
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Unique Sculptural Made of Reclaimed Cardboard and Pallets
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The Reclaimed wood from a barn dismantled and reassembled to form a different aesthetic and function
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The Pallet Project by Most Architecture
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temporary furnishment for the new office location combined with the explicit wish to furnish the space with an authentic, recycable material
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Architect Toby Horrocks and designer Kristian Aus have created this fold-out cardboard shop interior for the State of Design festival in Melbourne.
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Architect Toby Horrocks and designer Kristian Aus have created this fold-out cardboard shop interior for the State of Design festival in Melbourne.
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Recycled wood flooring was used to make the countertops and all the decorations and furniture were sourced from nearby flea markets
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‘Papercut” by dARCH Studio
