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Using spent coffee grounds to replace some of the sand in concrete makes the material stronger and could reduce greenhouse gas emissions from coffee grounds in landfill

Atticus Durnell is one of three designers in my book working with coffee waste – the coffee grounds your barista taps into the bin with your every morning latte. He has transformed them into granite-like composite from which he makes furniture, accessories, lighting and coffee cups. #MadeFromWaste #TrashBecomesTreasure #Circularity #CircularEconomy #CircularByDesign #MadeFromCoffee #EcoCups

Spanish designer Raul Lauri created these lights with recycled coffee ground through a unique technique that recycle it into a composite solid material. This

That’s Caffeine is a unique material created from recycled coffee grounds. Designed by UK industrial designer, Atticus Durnell, it looks and feels like granite and it’s lightweight, sustainable and biodegradable. Click on the link to read more #sustainableliving #sustainablearchitecture #sustainability #sustainablehome #sustainableinteriordesign #architecture #interiordesign #furnituredesign #furniture #sustainablefurniture #ecofriendly #roomdecor #roomdecorideas

I don’t know about you, but I’m not a morning person. I need a good strong cup of coffee every day to reanimate me and propel me into whatever responsibilities I have on the agenda.

From fashion to design, from architecture to construction, biomaterials and their applications are constantly multiplying. And designers are responding to this revolution in many different ways.