Max Lamb has created furniture from waste materials such as old bed sheets, used cooking oil, and broken glass at Bali's Desa Potato Head hotel. This process took five years, resulting in pieces that celebrate their origins rather than disguise them. Working closely with Balinese craftspeople developed effective techniques for using unique materials. The furniture is functional, durable, and comfortable, often outperforming conventional options in longevity. The design process emphasizes honesty, allowing visitors to see raw materials next to finished products, enhancing appreciation for sustainability.
Max Lamb has transformed waste materials from the Desa Potato Head hotel into stunning furniture, allowing the pieces to celebrate their origins rather than disguise them.
Collaboration with Balinese craftspeople was fundamental, as Max Lamb spent time developing techniques to work with unconventional materials, resulting in genuinely handmade furniture.
The furniture is functional and durable, with pieces that not only offer comfort and utility but also showcase unique textures and colors from their recycled materials.
The design process is refreshingly honest; visitors can witness the raw materials alongside the finished furniture, creating a unique narrative about sustainability and craftsmanship.
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