Where do we put all the unused things that are lying around at home? Throw them away? - No, they're still too good for that. So off to the cellar they go.<\/p>\n
Many of us are familiar with this idea. Every year, far more products are produced than disposed of. We store the difference. This not only takes up space, but also harms the climate as the life cycle of the products is interrupted. Here's an example: We buy a T-shirt that requires energy and resources to produce. After a year, we no longer like it and it remains unused in our wardrobe. Instead of continuing to wear the T-shirt, we buy a new, more fashionable one. But someone else could still make good use of it. If we give the T-shirt away and someone else wears it, that person may save on buying a new shirt and we as a community save resources.<\/p>\n
Enough theory. I designed this shelf to make gifting easier. It offers space for clothes, shoes, kitchen utensils, dishes, old appliances, read newspapers, books and much more from the household. The simple design and spacious compartments showcase the items and give them new value. Similar to how display windows in shops present their goods, our used items become more attractive.<\/p>\n\n\n