If until now, the Mercè poster had been the exclusive territory of artists or graphic design studios, this year it … More ..read more

Parachute manufacturing generates a considerable amount of waste, due to strict safety controls. A local parachute company committed to the environment contacted us to help them find a solution. This is why we decided to convert this waste into super light and resistant bags. The parachute material is water-repellent and extremely lightweight, making it ideal for creating durable, foldable bags. This waste, primarily composed of synthetic materials such as nylon and polyester, represents a significant environmental challenge due to its non-biodegradable nature. These materials can persist in ..read more

The festival of La Mercè, patron saint of Barcelona, is celebrated every year around September 24 in the squares and streets throughout the city. The festival pays tribute to the patron saint of Barcelona. Every year, the posters for the city’s most anticipated festivals generate great expectations because they allow us to discover works by creators linked to Barcelona. And part of our job is to keep this image alive. This is why we reuse the banners, giving them a second life in the form of bags and accessories, which become unique pieces of the city’s history. The theme for Mercè 2023 was L ..read more

Get ready to breathe life into your garden this spring with our plant pots made from recycled advertising banners! Each of these colorful and durable plant pots not only adds a unique touch to your green space but also helps reduce environmental impact by reusing materials. Add a touch of freshness and sustainability to your garden with our eco-friendly plant pots. Imagine giving a second life to those large banners that often adorn the buildings of Barcelona. The result? Colorful and original plant pots that add a touch of freshness and authenticity to any space. Placing these plant pots th ..read more

Two weeks ago we were in Vienna and visited the MAK (Museum of Applied Arts), a historic and prestigious museum that houses an incredible collection of art, crafts and design spanning more than five centuries. Inside the museum we found different exhibitions and one of the ones that caught our attention was “Critical Consumption”, which aims to promote conscious consumerism. This exhibition project is part of the MAK’s commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals. The exhibition talks about microtrends, fashion giants launching dozens of new collections every year, precarious conditions for ..read more

#WhoMadeMyLamps Enter and discover our original and unique collection of Lamps Made from Recycled Materials CINTES lamps fill any interior with a warm and diffused light. They are made with the strips of paper that are discarded in the production of electronic plates of the automotive industry. The assembly is carried out in collaboration with the Ampans Foundation. The waste becomes a unique and beautiful object. Each piece is unique and handmade. Environmental benefit Reuse of a waste: The material used is strips of paper, polystyrene and polyethylene and some other residue that is very dif ..read more