Electronic Waste Glass Tiles
Post-Consumer Marbled Tiles
Upcycled Waste Tiles
Recycled Concrete Housewares
Bio-Waste Wall Tiles
Recycled Waste Furnishings
Biowaste Eggshell-Based Tiles
Post-Consumer Dishware
Eco-Conscious Floor Tiles
Upcycled Trash Furnishings
Construction Waste Furniture
Entirely Recyclable Blurred Dividers
Recycled CNC Waste Objects
Affordable Eco Homeware Lines
Raw Waste Furniture
Recycled Plastic Houseware Products
Recycled 3D Printer Filaments
Upcycled Seafood Plates
Architectural Upcycling Exhibitions
Waste-Reducing Glass Candles
Solar Recycling Machines
The Common Sands — Forite Project Turns Waste into Home Finishings
Michael Hemsworth — November 3, 2021
The Common Sands — Forite project has been created by Studio Plastique, Snøhetta and Fornace Brioni as an eco-friendly home decor product that would help to transform trash into treasure. The prototype project sees glass from electronic waste transformed into home decor tiles that could be used in the bathroom or kitchen just like a conventional tile. The tiles have been designed in two sizes and each feature a distinct expression due to the recycled nature to make no two quite alike.
The Common Sands — Forite project identifies what can be done to recycle materials that would otherwise head to the landfill, while also enabling home decor aesthetics to be enhanced with an eco-friendly design.
Image Credit:
Snøhetta / Studio Plastique / Fornace Brioni
