Design. Educate. Reimagine Materials.
ReDesign Workshop transforms discarded materials into durable, functional products and educational experiences that inspire people to rethink waste, value our natural resources, and become part of a more sustainable future.
Repurposed plastic converted into clipboards
Production from recycled plastics
Ribbon & snap wrist cuff (shampoo bottle and milk caps)
Injection molder and carabiner mould
Plastic injection moulds: Ocean critters for keychains
Plastic upcycled chair concept
Wooden frame mould for chair slats
Chair slats made from detergent bottles
Chair concept: repurposed frame and plastic (HDPE #2)
Recycled glass fridge magnets
Recycled glass/copper magnets
Recycled glass/copper nightlight
Bees wax fabric alternative to plastic wrap
ReDesign Workshop was created from a simple belief: one of the most effective ways to protect our environment is to change how people think about the materials they use every day. As an instructional designer with a passion for conservation, I combine education, product design, and hands-on fabrication to demonstrate that discarded materials can become beautiful, functional, and lasting products.
My work explores new possibilities for recycled plastics, reclaimed glass, and other overlooked materials through practical product design rather than disposable crafts. Every prototype is intended to demonstrate how thoughtful engineering, durable design, and environmental stewardship can work together to reduce waste and encourage more sustainable choices.
ReDesign Workshop is currently developing its first collection of educational products manufactured from recycled plastics while continuing to create products from reclaimed glass and other recovered materials. Long-term, the workshop will expand into hands-on educational programs, community partnerships, and larger-scale recycled-material products that help make the circular economy visible, practical, and inspiring.
Visit to the local recycling center