Furniture
CW-20 Roast Side Table
Regular Pricing£257
Member pricing£218(-15%) · for approved members
A sculptural side table shaped by materials given a second life. Its richly translucent base is 3D printed using waste coffee grounds, with each visible layer celebrating the rhythm and texture of its making.
Specification
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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
- Saved in production
- 5.78 t CO₂e
- Kept from landfill
- 2.58 t CO₂e
Passport record
cw-20-roast-side-table
- Material
- 100% recycled and 100% recyclable HIPS & HDPE
- recorded
- Total weight
- 0.92 kg
- recorded
- Total waste weight
- 138 g
- recorded
- Made at
- London, UK
- recorded
- Assembled at
- Oxford, UK
- recorded
- Waste stream
- Coffee, Cardboard
- recorded
- Feedstock
- Coffee, Bio PLA, Cardboard & Bio binder
- recorded
- Preparation
- Dried, sieved, Shredded & Vacuum packed.
- recorded
- Assembly
- Stainless Steel Coutner sunk M6 Bolt
- recorded
- Repair
- Components can be taken apart, replaced or reprocessed
- recorded
- End of life
- Sent to London for shredding & reprocessing
- recorded
How it's made
From coffee, cardboard to this piece.
Wet grounds become a dry, graded feedstock, then a dark speckled composite that can be printed and formed.
Read the coffee grounds streamStep 01
Collect
Grounds are captured separately at the machine, without tea bags, food or other service waste.
Step 02
Dry
Moisture is removed promptly to stabilise the material and make storage and transport practical.
Step 03
Compound
Grounds are combined with a bio PLA recipe for the forming method.
Step 04
Extruded
The compounded pellets are then extruded through a die and wound into filament.
Step 05
3D Printing
We then use the filament to make products from our coffee waste.
Made layer by layer
Printed, not wasted.
Grounds are dried, compounded with bio-PLA and extruded into filament, then printed layer by layer into the part. Nothing is cut away from a sheet — material goes only where the part needs it.
Fittings are kept separate from the printed body wherever the design allows, so a single part can be replaced rather than the whole piece, and a finished piece can come back to us for reprocessing.
