Les Jardins Solar Lighting’s Tinka boasts a replaceable, interchangeable solar LED module for the latest in renewable lighting technology. Each independent light module snaps into place and fits the company’s myriad frame styles. With dimming capabilities and a motion sensor, the lantern comes in either teak or colorful aluminum finishes, including bronze, charcoal, blue, red, and lime.

Danish brand Mater reimagined a 1955 classic chair and two tables by Kolds Savværk into the upcycled Ocean product range made with PP regenerate (plastic from milk transport cases), bioplastic charcoal, and ocean waste plastic gathered from the only recycling plant specifically for fishing nets in the world in Denmark. Repeated slats and metal frames enclose the light structures, which are made for outdoor use.

Conceived by Rotterdam-based research and design studio the New Raw, Print Your City is a program where street furniture is 3D printed from recycled household plastic waste contributed by local citizens. A bench and tree pot hybrid, the second phase of production allows for more customization in shape, color, and the specific integrated functions, such as a bike rack, a dog feeding bowl, or a bookcase.

An interpretation of Norwegian modernist Bendt Winge’s classic, 1960s-era R-48 chair, S-1500 from Snøhetta, a result of two years of research, is made entirely from recycled plastic sourced from the fish farming industry in Norway. Worn-out fish nets, ropes, and pipes compose the chair, with a subframe made of recycled steel. The components are processed, and then grinded into a granulate that is injected into the framework.