Joe Doucet Designs Recycled Plastic Table from Discarded Electronics
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Saudatu Bah
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Summary
American designer Joe Doucet collaborated with The Good Plastic Company to create the OLO table, made entirely from recycled plastic sourced from discarded fridges and electronics. The table was unveiled at New York's Shelter fair during NYCxDesign.
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· 3 pulledAmerican designer Joe Doucet has collaborated with surface manufacturer The Good Plastic Company to create a table from discarded fridges and electronics.
The OLO table was made from Polygood – a material made from 100 per cent recycled plastic sourced from scrap fridges and electronics.
Launched at New York's inaugural Shelter fair during NYCxDesign, the OLO table showcases sustainable design innovation.
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