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Tulip vase Delft Blue by Piet Design> To product
A modern version of a 17th-century Delft tulip vase. Made of waterproof polypropylene and therefo...
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Paper chess game by Piet Design> To product
With this package you can make a complete paper chess game, including chess board. Without the ne...
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Paper Vase Cover Large with art printsWith the Paper Vase Cover from Pepe Heykoop, you can make a contemporary designer vase. This folded ...> To product€19.00
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CRE8 Cutting Board Amsterdam - Oak> To product
Recognizable Amsterdam: a cutting board with an engraving of the map of Amsterdam. Made of Dutch ...
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Towards a circular economy
More and more people are becoming more conscious about reducing their “footprint” the extent to which their behavior burdens the ecology. In this way, you can also look at all kinds of items that you use or give as a gift in and around your home. The reason for us is to create an assortment group in which we collect all kinds of assortment, where the maker has explicitly taken into account the reduction of the ecological food print. This does not mean that all materials or parts for these products have been reused and that all sub-processes are fully sustainable processes. For example, the Paper Vase Covers are made from recycled paper in India and transported here. And so a synthetic resin is used in the Finest cutting boards to bind the recycled paper and wood pulp into a board.
More and more sustainable design
Many Dutch designers are actively involved in sustainability.
Upcycling
For many designers, it is a challenge to upcycle materials and products. The basic principle of upcycling is that the quality of the products does not decrease, but improves even further. The products are reused in a different way that gives them more value. An old, unusable product can be transformed into something new. If this new product is useful and has more value than before, we speak of upcycling. Think of old wine bottles that get a new life as a vase from Toepas.