Upcycled Fan Lamps

Fantasized by Sep Verboom is Made Using Waste Found in the Philippines

Fantasized is a clever name for the upcycling project taken on by Belgian product designer Sep Verboom. He was challenged by politician and environmentalist Hon. Nida Cabrera to create a new product out of the waste found in Cebu, Philippines. After packing his bags and heading to the city, he came up with the idea for Fantasized. He learned that Cebu is well-known for its weaving industry, which became central in his stunning designs.

Fantasized takes discarded fans and reinterprets them into stylish light fixtures. Full of color and texture, the Fantasized creations end up look incredibly chic and contemporary. Whether converted into ceiling lamps or floor lamps, they brighten up the space in more ways than one.

Upcycling
Opportunity to create new and stylish products by repurposing discarded items.
Sustainable Design
Focus on using waste materials to reduce environmental impact and create innovative designs.
Circular Economy
Embracing the concept of regenerating and reusing materials to create value-added products.

Who This Affects Most

Home Decor
Incorporate upcycled lighting fixtures into home decor to offer unique and sustainable options for customers.
Green Product Manufacturing
Manufacture and market upcycled products as part of the growing trend towards sustainable and eco-friendly manufacturing.
Interior Design
Integrate upcycled fan lamps as a design element in interior spaces, adding a touch of creativity and sustainability.
SCORE
6.1 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 77%
Activity 98%
Freshness 8%