Environmental Impact- Elements & Homeware

About us Determined to promote circular economy, BlueCycle collects and transforms discarded fishing gear from Greece into new creations, bringing sustainable design into everyday life. BlueCycle proposes a holistic approach to tackle the problem of marine plastic pollution, combining environmental action, scientific research, creativity and high-end technology. Inspired by the sea environment, we reimagine and redesign the life cycle of plastic waste generated by the fishing and shipping industry, using digital fabrication and handmade techniques to achieve a unique outcome. Every creation carries...

Environmental ImpactPlastic waste-free oceans Every creation contains at least 60% of marine plastic litter from the fishing and shipping industry. We track our material every step of the way! From the moment we collect it from the Greek seas, to the end product we deliver. Planning a renovation? We collect our products and we create something new for your space with the same material, since everything is 100% recyclable in our facilities. The Life Cycle Impact Assessment carried out to evaluate the environmental impact generated during our production process, showed that the greenhouse gas emissions...

'Custom Creations' “Deep Time" High Jewelry Collection by Louis Vuitton Special launching show at Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Athens Creative director: Dimitris Papaioannou

Yphalos coffee table 100 x 53 x40 cm 20 kgs Yphalos side table 46 x 42 x 40 cm 12 kgs

Coil bench Coil dining chair Coil stool

Kavos Coffee table Anemone lounge chair Anemone coffee table ‘Customizable letter combinations & glass-top forms.

Modular shelves arrangement

Gerani tray Gerani planter - Double Gerani planter - Large Gerani planter - Small Various forms More info available Various forms More info available Wave desk accessory

CONTACT US General inquiries: [email protected] Sales inquiries: [email protected] Tel. +30 210 4224811 bluecycle.com @bluecycle. official BlueCycle Lab: Papastratou 11-13, 18545 Piraeus, Greece