Being eco-conscious and sustainable doesn’t have to stop at a B-Corp status and eco-credentials.

It can be much more radical than that.

Take Space Available, a brand we’re big fans of.

They’re championing a “new radical movement of cultural circularity across up-cycling, recycling, and bio-design.”

At their core they’re built on being eco-conscious and sustainable.

But their approach to thinking how they do this is much more radical.

From:

Radically pushing the boundaries of design.

With unique products crafted from post-industrial and recycled waste.

Radically exploring creative possibilities.

Through Circular Design Workshops and studio that aim to highlight innovative waste-led design solutions.

Radically thinking beyond the obvious

Providing a platform to teach and pass on their radical approach to thinking to a new generation of future sustainable creatives and designers.

Space Available are showing how to think more radically about being eco-conscious and sustainable

That it’s not all about B-Corp accreditation, eco-credentials and schemes.

That’s it can be about;

Pushing the boundaries

Exploring creative possibility

Going beyond the obvious

So, are you ready to start thinking more radically about your approach to sustainability?