Mutant Life is a interesting project that explores the lifespan of common home appliances. It suggests we could create a system of products that take on different uses after their primary function has expired . From a technical aspect, all electrical parts are designed to be disassembled and recycled. For example, what if an oven became a microwave only to be come a table and finally a birdhouse?
Designer: Camilla Masi
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If that is the case, the oven should sell back for recycling of material as an ECO effort rather than to tranform it to a table, birdhouse etc.. Because i really has no idea where should i put the odd size/shape table..
If that is the case, the oven should sell back for recycling of material as an ECO effort rather than to tranform it to a table, birdhouse etc.. Because i really has no idea where should i put the odd size/shape table..