Dining on Recycled Traffic Signs

Metal Work by Boris Bally

Since we first featured Boris Bally’s creative street sign coasters, his designs have expanded to include dishware, cutlery, furniture and mailboxes. If you’re just looking for a little hit of street decor Bally’s hip switch plate covers add a splash of retro cool to a room.

Bally says, “Signage has become my passionate medium of choice not only because of the recycling message, but also its appeal to me as an extreme variation on the age-old tradition of enamelling.

Upcycling Housewares
Creating new and innovative housewares by recycling and repurposing materials such as traffic signs is a growing trend.
Retro Sign Decor
Using retro street signs and signals as decor elements is becoming increasingly popular.
Sustainable Design
Designers are developing new ways to incorporate sustainable practices and materials in their creations, including repurposing materials like traffic signs.

Where This Applies

Home Decor
The home decor industry can incorporate upcycled traffic signs and sustainable materials into their product lines.
Interior Design
Interior designers can use retro street signs and decor elements as part of their overall design concept.
Furniture Design
Furniture designers can create unique and sustainable pieces using recycled materials like traffic signs.
SCORE
2.3 out of 10
GENDER
70% Men30% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 46%
Activity 15%
Freshness 8%