Brodie Neill Utilizes Ocean Terazzo for an Exclusive Series
Australian designer Brodie Neill introduces a new collection of luxury furniture for Sotheby's London auction house using the notable Ocean Terazzo material. This sustainable approach uses material that is made from ocean plastic, circular metals, as well as reclaimed timbers.
There are nine pieces that make up the collection and the designer states that collectively, the range represents “over a decade of design research into material circularity and the redefining of waste." The limited-edition collection has two tables -- one of which is named the Flotsam and the second is named the Jetsam. The Jetsam is a green triangle-shaped dining table and the Florsam is designed in a blue hue with visible microplastic fragments on a black base.
Image Credit: Angela Moore
There are nine pieces that make up the collection and the designer states that collectively, the range represents “over a decade of design research into material circularity and the redefining of waste." The limited-edition collection has two tables -- one of which is named the Flotsam and the second is named the Jetsam. The Jetsam is a green triangle-shaped dining table and the Florsam is designed in a blue hue with visible microplastic fragments on a black base.
Image Credit: Angela Moore
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Luxury Furniture - The trend in utilizing sustainable materials and recycling practices for high-end furniture design to create unique one-of-a-kind pieces.
2. Ocean Plastic Repurposing - The trend of collecting ocean plastic waste and repurposing it into high-quality furniture pieces, with the potential to disrupt the construction and interior design industries with eco-friendly alternatives.
3. Circular Material Design - The trend towards utilizing circular materials, such as reclaimed timber or metals in furniture designs presents an opportunity for companies to increase sustainability, decrease waste, and appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Companies involved in the furniture industry can benefit from creating unique pieces using sustainable materials and eco-friendly practices.
2. Recycling & Waste Management - Innovative companies focused on waste management and recycling can repurpose previously discarded materials with a greater focus on high-end furniture production.
3. Construction & Interior Design - By incorporating sustainable materials into the construction and interior design of buildings, companies can appeal to more environmentally-conscious customers and promote sustainable practices throughout multiple industries.
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