Plastic waste is quickly becoming one of the biggest problems on the planet, so the 'Back to Nature' recycled plastic products would see the waste repurposed into something unexpected.
Many brands and designers are using plastic waste to make products for humans to use, but 'Back to Nature' is a conceptual collection of products for nature. A bird feeder, a beehive and a flower pot are within the 'Back to Nature' collection and utilizes high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and low-density polyethylene (LDPE) to be created.
The 'Back to Nature' recycled plastic products are the design work of Andrea Mangone and identifies how we can turn our waste into something that nature can actually benefit from. This could help to make urban locations more welcoming to other species of animals and insects.
Natural Recycled Plastic Products
'Back to Nature' Sees Plastic Waste Ecologically Repurposed
Trend Themes
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2. Nature-inspired Design - Potential for design professionals to create products inspired by nature, promoting sustainability and coexistence.
3. Urban Wildlife Conservation - Opportunity for businesses to develop products that support urban wildlife and create welcoming environments for diverse species.
Industry Implications
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2. Design and Architecture - Potential for designers and architects to incorporate nature-inspired elements into their creations, promoting sustainable practices.
3. Urban Planning and Environmental Conservation - Opportunity for urban planners to integrate eco-friendly products and initiatives into city planning, fostering biodiversity and conservation.