MÜLL COLLABS
LUSH X MÜLL
In collaboration with LUSH Cosmetics, we crafted 2,000 bespoke combs in just 13 days, which sold out within a week. Each comb adhered to a specific colour scheme, meticulously measured to ensure client satisfaction. Through this project, we successfully recycled over 32 kg of plastic, showcasing our commitment to sustainability and innovative design.
London Festival of Architecture
We transformed the equivalent of eight individuals' annual plastic waste into 250 stunning tiles, now featured on a beautiful bench along the South Bank in London. This project, highlighted by Dezeen magazine, was part of a collaboration with the London Festival of Architecture, showcasing our dedication to sustainable design and innovative recycling. Collaborating with other brands and founders is a vital aspect of our mission, allowing us to help others creatively repurpose waste into beautiful products. Our goal is to redefine the perception of plastic 'waste' and showcase its potential.
Turner Contemporary
We recently hosted a live recycling workshop for the Turner Contemporary gallery, where we collaborated with them to design a bespoke key ring. Each attendee had the opportunity to create their own key ring from recycled plastic, making the experience both personal and hands-on. Not only did we create a beautiful, bespoke product, but the event also served as an interactive and educational workshop, teaching participants about the recycling process in a fun, engaging way
Jaguar
In our collaboration with Jaguar, we transformed waste bonnet lining into stunning lanyard card holders. Taking what was once discarded material, we turned an everyday product into a beautiful piece of artwork. This partnership showcased how waste can be reimagined into something both functional and visually striking
YARD SALE PIZZA
Pizza tables into combs
Using the plastic pizza tables from Yard Sale Pizza, one of London's most renowned pizza places, we transformed their waste into a new YSP blend, creating our beautiful yellow combs. Additionally, we recycled their clear plastic sauce pots and should you combine them with the cardboard pizza boxes, enabling Yard Sale Pizza's packaging to be completely zero waste. This collaboration showcases how there are no limits to the types of plastic we can find within a supply chain, emphasising our commitment to sustainability and innovative recycling practices.
FAACE x MÜLL
using Quality St tubs
Using last years Christmas Quality Street tubs, we created a colour way perfect for the Filthy Faace body and face soap bars. We worked closely with the founder to mix a blend that not only looks beautiful but has a purpose, and perfectly created a Christmas gift set. Last years Christmas waste became this years Christmas presents.
THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN
Bespoke spoon rest
We designed and created a bespoke spoon rest for Michael O'Hare, the acclaimed chef behind the Michelin-starred restaurant The Man Behind The Curtain. This spoon rest is an integral part of his tasting menu, seamlessly blending functionality with artistry. By collaborating closely with Michael, we developed a piece that not only complements his innovative cuisine but also enhances the dining experience as a work of art on his tables. Michael O'Hare is renowned for his avant-garde approach to cooking, making this collaboration a true fusion of culinary and artistic excellence.
OAST BAKERY | MARGATE
6 x Table Tops
We crafted a perfect colourway using recycled plastic waste to seamlessly match the existing colours at Oast Bakery Margate. By incorporating plastic waste from their customer base, we created vibrant pops of colour that allow each customer to spot their own contributions. This unique approach fosters a sense of community ownership and connection within the bakery. Impressively, we recycled 44kg of plastic waste, equivalent to almost 100 people's weekly plastic usage. We think that's pretty cool.
Margate Pride
At Margate Pride, held at Dreamland Margate, we teamed up with the Pride team to create bespoke key rings for the event. Attendees had the opportunity to craft their own key rings made from 100% recycled plastic, providing not just a unique takeaway from the event, but also continuing the conversation around sustainability. It was a fun and meaningful way to celebrate Pride while raising awareness about environmental responsibility.
