WHAT WE DO:
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
We design and engineer products for a better future
Design for recycling
Did you know that currently most plastic products do not fit in a circular economy. So there’s work to do! The good news is that many of these products can be optimised especially when it comes to recycling, keeping the plastic material in the loop, over and over. Let us help you make your products futureproof!
Hands on approach
We believe in a practical approach and start prototyping and experimenting in an early stage of the project. We do this in our own workshop, so we can go through many iterative cycles to get to the best result.
It's only waste
if you waste it
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Re-engineering products
We help our clients re-engineer existing products & packaging so they can exist in a circular economy, without losing track of the heritage of the brand. Based on a predefined set of criteria we get to work. We will look into reducing the amount of plastic, moving away from virgin plastics, reuse and refill models and the recyclability of the products.
waste to product
The starting point of a project can also be a waste source with the challenge of transforming this into a valuable product. Did you know that iconic products made from your companies waste are a great conversation starter and inspirational tool for the company itself. How about turning your waste into new furniture of your sustainable meeting room?
the After life effect
No this is not a science fiction hollywood production. According to scientific research (Moller, Ryan, and Deci 2006) if people are more explicitly shown what the products they are being asked to recycle will become, they will recycle more. We thoroughly believe in this theory. Want to know more about the after life effect?
- We are seeing a growing trend away from negative interventions (Moller, Ryan, and Deci 2006) with new research showing that positive, inspirational nudges can be more effective in motivating behavior change!
- The Afterlife Effect states that if people are more explicitly shown what the products they are being asked to recycle will become, they will recycle more.
- It's driven by a mix of inspiration, a short story being told and a sense of closure from feedback as to what will happen if they choose to recycle.
- Producers should invest more time in closing this narrative loop to create the aha moment that compels people to recycle.
- The Afterlife Effect can be used to drive new circular economy partnerships and even rewards for the most environmentally-conscious consumers.
