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ALT Design Presents the Eco ALT Light with Corn Starch Plastic
Amy Duong — October 25, 2024References: design-milk & altlight.fr
ALT Design is a French design studio led and founded by Alexandre Touguet who has recently worked in collaboration with his partner Lise Rissel to create the ALT Light brand. This is an eco-conscious angle that explores new materials starting with the 3D-printed lamp crafted using PLA, which stands for polylactic acid.
The material is a plastic that is collected from renewable corn starch, showcasing the potential of blending progressive technology and sustainable materials. The aesthetic is not compromised as it has a colorful and uniquely transparent finish backed by sustainability. The choice of using PLA is important because it is biodegradable under industrial composting and this contributes to reducing carbon emissions as a whole.
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ALT Design