Sustainable wall rack FENCY - "S" (80x40 cm)
Most designers design an item and then search for the right material.
Tolhuijs Design turned this around. Looking at waste material Tolhuijs uses it’s creativity to make great interior items out of it.
Such as the FENCY where waste material from fences is collected, cleaned and powder coated in a prison in The Netherlands.
Together with the various accessories, a great upcycled wall rack system is created.
What's in the package?
- 1x Wall rack - small (80x40 cm)
- 2x Plank - double (39x18 cm)
- 1x Shelf - single (19x18 cm)
- 2x plugs
- 2x hooks
TOLHUIJS tries to make the world a little bit better with its products. Each of its products brings a story.
Many factories throw away high-quality waste material every day. TOLHUIJS starts with these materials and transforms them into sustainable design products. This happens on a large scale. Why can't this start small? Almost everyone throws out several trash bags full of waste every week. But is this all waste? We don't think so. There are so many "products" that can get a second life, which is why we released a book full of useful tips for you. Step by step it explains how to make the products, this with stuff that almost everyone has in the house.
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Blog posts
Six & Sons and the UK Department for International Trade collaborate
Posted on November 12 2020
The limited-edition UK “Best of Sustainable Retail pop-up” marks the first entry into the Dutch market for most of the brands.
Six and Sons pop-up in London
Posted on October 29 2020
Six and Sons, a platform for sustainable brands and an independent concept store in Amsterdam has created a three-day pop-up in London on 42 Molton Street in Mayfair prior to selecting a permanent space in London. The interest is to introduce the concept and a curated selection of 23 UK sustainable brands that will later feature in the Six and Sons flagship store in Amsterdam. The pop-up starts today, 29 October and ends Saturday, 31 October.