Alessandro Stabile and Marinelli Venezia design the new OTO chair that stems from a sustainable angle without disrupting its ergonomic design language. The visual aesthetic is bright and colorful, adding a playful feel to the design language. The duo designed the OTO chair for the Italian furniture imprint One to One with the intention of it being a “manifesto for circular design.”
The brand deeply values sustainability and the chair is made from recycled plastic materials to reach a goal of full sustainability. The two states, “From the beginning, we realized that using recycled materials was not enough. We had to think about something that would systematize the entire sustainable supply chain, from production to logistics, distribution, and assembly, to stimulate the public with a product capable of activating a new awareness."
Image Credit: One to One
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Circular Design Furniture
- Designing furniture with sustainable materials and a focus on full-cycle sustainability, bringing attention to circular fashion and its consumption.
- Recycled Materials Usage
- Using recycled materials as a main component when designing furniture to further the decay and reusability of waste, widely embraced by construction and industrial sectors.
- Colorful Sustainable Products
- Incorporating vibrant colors and designs into sustainable products to make them more youth-friendly and approachable, enabling companies to appeal to a broader audience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture
- By including recycled materials and special focus on creating a sustainable supply chain and full-cycle utilization, furniture companies can disrupt the sector by making furniture with a decided focus on being eco-friendly.
- Sustainability
- Developing circular, sustainable products like furniture could be game-changing in promoting a green economy and pushing society towards adopting eco-friendly production and consumption habits.
- Fashion
- The circular and sustainability design approach towards product development has been gaining traction in many industries, including fashion, where companies can start to create sustainable clothing lines to appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
