Restoring and upcycling old furniture
Country in which the innovation is available:
Latvia
Name of the innovation:
Restoring and upcycling old furniture
Innovator:
Pavasara Mēbeles
CRT Category:
Food, Plastic
What is this innovation about?
This innovation focuses on upcycling and restoring old furniture. It combines creativity and sustainability, turning discarded items into functional, beautiful pieces of furniture, offering a sustainable alternative to buying new pieces. The innovator also offers custom-made furniture, DIY (Do It Yourself) kits, and online courses, empowering individuals and organizations to create their own designs, while promoting eco-friendly practices.
What’s in it for a tourism SME?
The opportunity to enhance guest experiences with customized, restored furniture and interior decor. For example, unique pieces of upcycled furniture can add a distinct aesthetic to hotels or guesthouses, while promoting sustainability at the same time. This approach helps minimize waste and reduce the use of plastic, thereby potentially reducing operational costs.
Consider that:
Restoring old furniture is not only cost-effective but also supports sustainability and the circular economy. Incorporating these elements into the business aligns with global trends and can enhance a company’s reputation. There might also be opportunities to engage customers in upcycling workshops, creating memorable and personalized experiences.
Keywords:
upcycling, restoring, furniture design, circular economy, customer engagement, cost savings.
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