Sustainable roundups: 10 tableware pieces for people and the planet

How can tableware be made more sustainable? As for other interior design items, materials play a crucial role. Natural materials, as long as they’re responsibly sourced and used. Or discarded materials, which create unbelievable value out of just waste.

In this episode of Sustainable Roundups, 10 sustainable tableware options that respond to either a conscious use of natural materials or the creative reinvention of waste…

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Circular Ceramics is a tableware collection made entirely out of waste. Waste is sourced…
Read more: Circular Ceramics by Sara Howard

02
Egg Cup is an eggcup made of eggshells. The material is…
Read more: Egg Cup by Atelier Barb

03
Danser is a water glass made upcycling…
Read more: Danser by Q de Bouteilles

04
Jute Tile is a set of coasters made with jute fibre industrial…
Read more: Jute Tile by Atelier LVDW

05
Greystone is a serving dish made upcycling LDPE…
Read more: Greystone by Weez & Merl

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Bwari is a cutting board made of marble and…
Read more: Bwari by Nkuku

07
The Cup is a coffee-cup-and-saucer set made repurposing…
Read more: The Cup by Coffeefrom

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Mia is a water carafe made of recycled glass. Used glass…
Read more: Mia by LSA International

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Double Curve is a placemat made of OEKO-TEX certified recycled…
Read more: Double Curve by Lind DNA

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Hudson is a napkin made of 100% linen. Libeco sources…
Read more: Hudson by Libeco

Note: this selection is completely unsponsored. All pieces are sourced from riivin, the fully independent sustainable interior design platform I curate. Find additional products and resources to design more sustainable spaces in the members’ area riivin+.

Cover image: Sara Howard