Sustainable Materials.
Where everything has a value.
Design is a force for change, and it is essential that we make conscious choices when designing products and materials.
Waste and pollution are not accidents but rather the result of design decisions. By using sustainable materials like recycled oil in products like the Chi Cup®, we can embed the principles of the circular economy throughout the design process.
Designers have the power to prevent waste and pollution right at the start and create products that regenerate nature. With circular design practices, we can address global challenges such as climate change, waste, and pollution.
The Chi Cup® is an example of how circular design can create a positive impact on the environment and encourage a more sustainable future.
Chi Cup® process
The Chi Cup® is made from recycled oil that is filtered to remove impurities and transformed into a high-quality polymer material. This material is moulded into the cup shape and goes through rigorous quality control checks to ensure food safety and durability.
Circular by Design
The Chi Cup® is designed to be eco-friendly and recyclable. At the end of its life, the Chi Cup® can be recycled once again and reprocessed into a new Chi Cup.
This closed-loop recycling process helps reduce waste and conserve resources, making the Chi Cup® a sustainable choice for those who want to make a positive impact on the environment.
The Chi Cup® is the perfect combination of quality and sustainability. With its durable, high-quality construction and its ability to be recycled and made into a new cup, you can enjoy your drink while also helping to create a more sustainable future
The future is not a straight line it's Circular
In conclusion, the Chi Cup® represents a step towards a more circular approach to waste.
While it is not a total solution to our waste and pollution, it is a prime example of the type of product that all designers should be striving to create.
Our journey towards a more sustainable future requires a global effort from organisations, businesses, and individuals.
