KATALIN HUSZÁR


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Experimental interior collection for brand of Bubble Tea



'notjustuseless’ was my diploma project aiming to forward a message to ourselves as a consumer society. This design venture plays with the concept of recycling as we know it, bringing it back in a new, refreshing way. It’s approach works by changing this dated, oldfashioned concept through interactively inviting the audience into the designing process, opening a door into a modern perspective and consciousness. Consumers have the largest impact on how the project progresses and form the final design with a simple act, by not throwing away their used drinking straws, but putting them in nearby containers designed for this purpose.



The inspiration of the project came from my adventure journey in Europe



A QR code - located on the collecting boxes - navigates to the page of the project, allowing you to follow the whole process.



Cleaned straws



Colour selected straws, preparation for the proccess



Considering the amount of collected straws was the starting point of the designing process



Counting with the colours



Experimenting the reaction of the straws on different kind of materials, depending on the pattern design



Scale designed final collection



With my thesis I was searching the answer on the sustainability of material experimentation in the textile industry.



Detail photo - squares on synthetic mesh material



Detail photo - line pattern on synthetic textile



Detail photo - double element on linen



Interior partition sample



Detail photo - in front of window



Shadow pattern



Linen



Colourful squares on synthetic mesh material



"Growth" is a geometric, origami-inspired