Reloved 1: The Magazine of Circular Design
Circularity is everywhere, from the luxury industry to the mass market. The first print magazine dedicated to circular design, Reloved speaks to a wide audience of consumers and designers, as well as the potential innovators and problem-solvers within each of us. The magazine has an international outlook but also features notable local initiatives. While circularity is more essential than ever, it should never be reduced to an obligation; above all, it is a call to creativity, a challenge, and a source of enjoyment. This issue features Bruno Munari, interviews with Walter Stahel and Yves BĂ©har, closer examinations of retrofitting, watches, and sneakers, second-hand fashion, and much more.
160 pages, 22 x 28 cm, paperback, Large/Kiosk (Geneva).
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Reloved 1: The Magazine of Circular Design
Circularity is everywhere, from the luxury industry to the mass market. The first print magazine dedicated to circular design, Reloved speaks to a wide audience of consumers and designers, as well as the potential innovators and problem-solvers within each of us. The magazine has an international outlook but also features notable local initiatives. While circularity is more essential than ever, it should never be reduced to an obligation; above all, it is a call to creativity, a challenge, and a source of enjoyment. This issue features Bruno Munari, interviews with Walter Stahel and Yves BĂ©har, closer examinations of retrofitting, watches, and sneakers, second-hand fashion, and much more.
160 pages, 22 x 28 cm, paperback, Large/Kiosk (Geneva).
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Circularity is everywhere, from the luxury industry to the mass market. The first print magazine dedicated to circular design, Reloved speaks to a wide audience of consumers and designers, as well as the potential innovators and problem-solvers within each of us. The magazine has an international outlook but also features notable local initiatives. While circularity is more essential than ever, it should never be reduced to an obligation; above all, it is a call to creativity, a challenge, and a source of enjoyment. This issue features Bruno Munari, interviews with Walter Stahel and Yves BĂ©har, closer examinations of retrofitting, watches, and sneakers, second-hand fashion, and much more.
160 pages, 22 x 28 cm, paperback, Large/Kiosk (Geneva).
