# Colorfully Decorative Upcycled Objects
Charlotte Kidger Experiments with Industrial Waste

By Kalin Ned | Published 2018-08-13 | Eco
Source: Trend Hunter, https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/upcycled-objects
References: [design-milk](https://design-milk.com/charlotte-kidger-creates-3d-objects-polyurethane-foam-dust/) & [charlottekidger](https://www.charlottekidger.com/)

Charlotte Kidger — a recent graduate of the Central Saint Martins College in London, creates a collection of upcycled objects that are interesting in their composition and can make for a beautiful decoration in the home setting. For the manufacturing of this sculptural homeware line, the London-based designer focused on collecting secondary raw materials and working to discover ways, in which they can be reused.

Embracing the principles of sustainability, Charlotte Kidger draws on the beauty of the discarded. Her upcycled objects are composed of a durable material derived from a by-product of CNC fabrication — polyurethane foam dust. Through exploration and a refined technique, Charlotte Kidger is able to devise a way, in which resources can be used to the fullest of their potential.

Photo Credits: [Louise Oates](https://www.louiseoates.co.uk/)