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Recycled Glass Finds New Life in Italy

by Mairi Beautyman, Berlin, Germany on 02.16.06
Design & Architecture (designers)

metamorphosi_curtain.jpgItalian design firm Metamorphosi, a collaboration between “architects, deejays, musicians, decorators, garden planners, and botanists,” uses only eco-friendly or recycled materials to create its whimsical interiors and exteriors laden with glass objects—such as wind chimes and curtains, each evoking its own unique sound—and mosaics. Fili (shown here) is a glass curtain created from sliced and melted sections of bottles. The company, based in Calcata, Italy only does commissioned designs—creating limited edition objects and collections for homes and public spaces.

metamorphosi_interior.jpgClients who sign on, the firm says, must be committed to promoting ecological materials and designs that will contribute to safeguarding the environment. The firm is lead by architect Ilaria Sadun, who volunteered for two years in Nicaragua on a project to aid local artisans and to develop opportunities for environment-friendly public recreation in outdoor areas. The firm’s Web site sums it up: “The art of stylish recycling can be a great way to elegantly convey an important message to customers and to create a positive image for sellers.” A portion of proceeds are donated to environmental preservation organizations. ::Metamorphosi

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I've tried to get information on what organizations they give money to, to no avail. They seem to be a smoke and mirrors company who got into some trouble by copying patented designs of other companies.

jump to top italian environmentalist says:

Oops, I just happened to read the comment above and I am forced to post a response....

To you, dear Italian environmentalist:
Obviously you don't know us.
You never tried to contact us, as we never received a call or an email...we would be happy to provide you with the information you need...

I am afraid you are not an Italian environmentalist, we recognize your style.

People are welcome to contact us for info on any matter, about our designs and our commitments, at:
info@metamorphosi.net.

Thank you.
Best regards.
Ilaria Sadun
And to our "usual suspect": peace and love darling.

jump to top Ilaria Sadun says:

hello
am mr larry interesting in ordering some of your goods i will like to know the type of products that you have in stock and also i will like to know the type of payment that you accept waiting from you soon
regards
larry

jump to top larry farouk says:

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