Working with found objects and materials can be both challenging and rewarding. I am so happy to see more and more people design with an awareness to the environmental issue, sending the rest of the world a meaningful message. I applaud the following designers who rediscover old and unwanted pieces by revealing unique ways of seeing something existing in a new light.
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RE-USED:
Boris Bally incorporates used traffic signs, subway maps and champagne corks into his hand-fabricated furniture:

Transit Chairs

NYC "Map" Transit Table

BroadWay Armchair

Small Square Transit Tables
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RECYCLED: NottyPooch recycles used billboards into their colorful and durable products:
Bifold No. 36
Storage Bin No. 57
Long Wallet No. 1
13 Inch MacBook Pro Sleeve No. 26~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
RE-PURPOSED: Renew Fabrics re-purposes old textiles and gives them new life by adding hand-printed patterns, making them truly one-of-a-kind:
Hand-Printed Jersey Fabric
Hand-Printed Light Weight Orange Cotton
Hand-Printed Purple Dots On Blue Cotton
Hand-Printed Light Weight Semi-Transparent Fabric
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