This fun creation is by Clement Eloy, and it is called SamePaperPlayAgain. Designed to encourage recycling, all the while adding a bit of excitement to the office. Available in blue, green and orange, this trash bin will add vibrancy to any office space. So go on and get your teams together for a little football or basketball competition. Once the bin is full, just empty it out into the recycling bin and let the games begin again.
Designer: Clement Eloy [ Via: Gizmodo ]
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As far as I now usually the “color-code” for paper is blue. The green one would rather be used for organic waste… kick some banana-skins… sound like fun 🙂
As far as I know, office paper should stay flat for a better recycling process…
so funny concept, but not appropriated to the offices rules for recycling.
jajajaj que gracioso what a funny design is graet!!! good one
i do not like this design……it’s not real at all, and isnot intersting
i agree!! bad design… stupid design
i agree!! bad design… stupid design
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