“Fast Fashion” gewährt einen Blick hinter die Kulissen internationaler Mode-Giganten, ihren Geschäftspraktiken und deren Auswirkungen auf unsere Umwelt.

Studio PESI created a self-assembly shelf collection named ‘Timber’, using simple processed cardboards and PVC rivets only.

Ethically sourced, hand woven baskets from Africa.

India’s 7000 Railway stations are set to serve tea in traditional kulhads in order to cut down on toxic waste and boost incomes of village potters.

Snøhetta has developed a chair with a body made from 100 % recycled plastic from the local fish farming industry in the North of Norway.

Anastasiya Koshcheeva aims to reinterpret an age-old tradition and make the conventional handcraft up-to-date.

The project Organico utilizes traditional and renewable resources for the development of a new, innovative material.

EcoTensil launches their new AquaDot range of plastic-free paperboard cutlery.

Traceless is a patent pending technology that converts agricultural residues into biodegradable materials for use in packaging as a replacement for conventional plastics.

Karlijn Sibbel grows a stool from sea salt crystals.