Slowly but surely, our homes will consist of nothing but recycled, biodegradable materials (that is my prediction), and the Gilles Belley Organic Factory series solidifies that claim. Created from agromaterials (agricultural waste), Belley has designed a line of sustainable domestic objects.
Exploring agromaterials’ commercial use, the Gilles Belley Organic Factory ““plays with continuities and similarities between artificial and natural to propose a set of objects whose shapes and functions are manufactured from nature,” according to the designer. Part of the series are planters, home fragrances and bath aromas.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Sustainable Domestic Objects
- The use of agromaterials as sustainable domestic objects can lead to opportunities in the eco-friendly consumer goods sector.
- Agromaterial Commercial Use
- Agromaterials can be explored for commercial use, leading to opportunities in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors.
- Manufacturing From Nature
- Using natural materials for manufacturing can lead to opportunities in the sustainable consumer products sector.
Where This Applies
- Eco-friendly Consumer Goods
- The use of agromaterials as sustainable domestic objects can lead to opportunities in the eco-friendly consumer goods sector.
- Agriculture
- Agromaterials can be explored for commercial use, leading to opportunities in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors.
- Sustainable Consumer Products
- Using natural materials for manufacturing can lead to opportunities in the sustainable consumer products sector.
