How to design and produce for future consumerism

This project is now archived and was part of DDW22

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NO TIME FOR HIGH FIVES

Aluminum Daybed

From flatpack to recycling/upcycling and producing zero-waste. Timon’s furniture collection is an ongoing study to discover the perfect furniture for the future: Producing without poluting. Producing without waste material. Producing without deforestation. Producing without animal harm,...

Alu Daybed

This started out as an affordable idea for a daybed. Initially it can be made for under €300. And can be sold as a diy option made out of cheaper or reclaimed materials. This version is cut from one sheet of aluminum, and has no waste.

Simple Chair

As with any other project, I design everything with sustainability, low-waste, and locally sourced materials in mind. The design began as a case study to create a simple chair out of sheet material. This material could be anything, plywood, steel, alumi-num, recycled plastic, and so on. As long as it serves the purpose of not wasting any material and can be assembled in a simple way. This chair was made out of steel waste materials.

Table-round

Table -round came to life from the idea to build a small table that could easily be assembled in a small space. I wanted the table to exist out of one sheet of plywood, and have a low waste production. This table is CNC milled, and made out of a single sheet of formaldehyde free pine plywood. This means free of toxic glue that could potentially harm you. All waste material is being incorporated in different projects and objects I build, so that there is no waste in the end.