Imagine waking up every morning and dressing in front of the 'I'm Not a Solar Panel' mirror. Daily you would be confronted with more than the question of your physical appearance, you would also be prompted to analyze the value of your actions towards the environment.
Mehmet Gozetlik of Antrepo has designed this full-length mirror from recycled materials including aluminum and a highly reflective glass used with solar cell technology. Nothing here has gone to waste, but rather given a second life for what some people consider to be a secondary necessity.
Four visible grid lines across the glossy surface still give the looking glass the distinct appearance of a sun-soaking eco-friendly generator. But all the same, the 'I'm Not a Solar Panel' mirror looks polished, poised and appropriate for placement inside a contemporary home.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eco-friendly Home Decor
- Opportunity for companies to develop sustainable and environmentally friendly home decor items.
- Recycling Innovations
- Opportunity for companies to create new products from recycled materials, emphasizing sustainability and waste reduction.
- Sustainable Lifestyle Prompts
- Opportunity for companies to design products that prompt users to consider their environmental actions and lead more sustainable lifestyles.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can create a line of eco-friendly products with sustainable materials.
- Recycling Services
- Recycling companies can explore new recycling techniques and develop new products using recycled materials.
- Personal Care
- Personal care companies can create environmentally-friendly mirrors and other items with sustainable materials.
