It's hard to grasp how furniture made out of pureed paper mache could hold up, but the paperpulp cabinets by Debbie Wijskamp are proof that it can.
These paperpulp cabinets are sustainable drawers crafted out paper mache that bring together the old school fun of second grade art class and the earth-conscious efforts of today's green movement. Watch the video to see how Wijskamp creates these unique paperpump cabinets.
Implications - The rise of paper art has it expanding into many industries that require design, such as furniture, home decor and fashion. Sustainable, recyclable materials are making their way into these design-centred industries as a response to the rise of eco-conscious consumption. Consumers are looking for stylish alternatives to everyday products that are both functional and environmentally friendly.
Pureed Paper Drawers
Debbie Wijskamp's Eco-Friendly Paperpulp Cabinets
Trend Themes
1. Paper Art - The rise of paper art is expanding into industries such as furniture, home decor, and fashion, creating innovative and sustainable design solutions.
2. Eco-conscious Consumption - Consumers are seeking stylish alternatives to everyday products that are both functional and environmentally friendly, leading to disruptive innovation opportunities in various industries.
3. Recyclable Materials - The use of sustainable and recyclable materials is becoming more prevalent in design-centered industries, opening doors for disruptive innovation and eco-friendly solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can explore the use of paperpulp and other eco-friendly materials to create unique and sustainable designs.
2. Home Decor - The home decor industry can incorporate paperpulp cabinets and other paper art techniques to offer stylish and environmentally friendly products to consumers.
3. Fashion - The fashion industry can leverage paper art and recyclable materials to create innovative and sustainable clothing and accessories.