NOTWASTE is a Mexican brand of furniture founded by designers Kristian Almonte from Mexico and Italian Attanasio Mazzone.
The idea of not producing waste is applied by the studio in
all the areas of the design process, from the planning stage
to the retailing of the product. For today, we would like to present a
part of their creative furniture collection, which we believe you will
find as captivating as we did. The projects are achieved in
collaboration with world-wide designers and each piece is unique.
Clara is an armchair with ottoman envisioned by Mexican designer Ricardo Casas. Despite
its raw appearance, the project inspires elegance and evokes
traditional craftsmanship. The designers also assured us that it feels
quite comfortable.
Adding personality to your living room can be easily achieved with this fun and creative furniture piece. Consola is the master-mind of Jorge Diego Etienne
and its design uses intersecting planes to create different storage
spaces that remain visible and within easy reach. A rubber chord net
forces interacting with the object, in order to grab the desired stored
item. The “stitch” on the surface in an interesting reference to how
clothes are usually sewn.
Adding personality to your living room can be easily achieved with this fun and creative furniture piece. Consola is the master-mind of Jorge Diego Etienne
and its design uses intersecting planes to create different storage
spaces that remain visible and within easy reach. A rubber chord net
forces interacting with the object, in order to grab the desired stored
item. The “stitch” on the surface in an interesting reference to how
clothes are usually sewn.
The Iri Lamp by Shift Creative
is a reflection on man’s long history with the most basic and natural
form of generating light: fire. Its design derives from a bonfire’s
basic setup, the shape and form of a flame, but also echoes on the way
we consume resources to create light and energy.
Mimì and Cocò are an inseparable couple of mirrors. One is low and rounded, while the other is slender. Mimì takes every opportunity to move from room to room, but unfortunately Cocò is an otiose one, that hardly leaves the place where he resides. She is lively and animated, he is lazy and massive. But despite their different nature, they can never stay away from each other for a long time.
Pancha stool by designer Christian Vivanco
offers the perfect balance between functionality, neutrality and fun.
It is inspired by household animals: our pets, dogs and cats. Using
reused materials such as OSB, and with a configuration that requires no
more than a simple assembly, Pancha is an easily separable and
recyclable piece of furniture.
