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CBW-20 Coffee Table

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CBW-20 Coffee Table

Regular Pricing£1,200

Member pricing£1,020(-15%) · for approved members

Make a bold statement with this sustainable, architectural coffee table designed for the conscious home. The striking geometric checkerboard surface is ingeniously crafted from 100% durable, repressed cardboard waste.

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Front concept illustration of CBW-20 Coffee Table
Front
Side concept illustration of CBW-20 Coffee Table
Side
Three-quarter concept illustration of CBW-20 Coffee Table
Three-quarter
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A record that travels with the piece.

What a piece is made from, how it came together and what happens to it next — held as one record rather than a page of claims.

Passport in development

Carbon against an imported table

89.6%

Less CO₂e per table

This table7.8 kg CO₂e
Imported table75 kg CO₂e
Saved in production
5.78 t CO₂e
Kept from landfill
2.58 t CO₂e
Placeholder figures — this piece's own workshop calculation is still to come.

Passport record

cbw-20-roast-table

Material
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Total weight
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Total waste weight
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Made at
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Assembled at
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Waste stream
Deliveries, packaging and egg cartons
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Feedstock
Collect Cardboard — Corrugated cardboard
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Preparation
De-taped, graded, shredded or pulped
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Dimensions
1225 mm long · 625 mm deep · 425 mm high
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How it's made

From deliveries, packaging and egg cartons to this piece.

A daily fibre stream, broken down and re-formed to explore tactile panels, moulded parts and non-structural objects.

Read the cardboard stream

  1. Step 01

    Keep dry

    Boxes and cartons are flattened and stored away from food, liquids and mixed waste.

  2. Step 02

    Grade

    Tape, labels and unsuitable coated boards are removed; fibre types are grouped for consistent trials.

  3. Step 03

    Shred or pulp

    The board is mechanically reduced to a repeatable fibre size or broken down with water.

  4. Step 04

    Bind and form

    Fibre is placed into moulds or pressed into panel samples with a binder chosen for the required performance.

  5. Step 05

    Dry and finish

    Controlled drying limits distortion before edges, coatings and fixings are tested.

A bin of flattened cardboard and drinks cartons collected for recoveryDiscarded cardboard and egg cartons collected for recoveryGloved hands holding recovered cardboard fibreCardboard ground into a consistent fibre feedstock