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“Many small acts will make a phenomenal difference.” These words from KeepCup’s CEO Abigail Forsyth really do sum up how the brand has pioneered a culture of reusable coffee cups. Since their launch in 2009, over three million KeepCups have been purchased by an army of eco-warriors. This has prevented billions of disposable cups from ending […]
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We love welcoming new products into the Upcycle Studio collection, especially when they’re so cleverly designed. Recently we just received some Joseph Joseph Dot Water Bottles, which are equipped with a simple tracking system that helps you monitor your daily H2O intake. Very cool, hey? People often say that they should be drinking more water, […]
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Tucked away off Unwins Bridge Road in St Peters, NSW is Precinct 75. This vibrant community lies on the site of an old Taubman’s paint factory that has been delicately restored. The old industrial area has been around Sydney’s Inner West since the early 1900s and still boasts its original charm. With its large warehouse spaces, […]
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Did you know that Australians go through roughly 1 billion disposable cups in one year? That’s about 2.7 million coffee cups per day! This horrifying figure really shocked us and has reinforced just how important it is to be more conscious of our consumption and to treat our environment with more care. That’s why we’re huge […]
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The Flip & Tumble 24/7 bag is a fantastic way to make sure you have a reusable bag on you at all times. These handy shoulder bags pack down into a little ball that you can pop into your purse, backpack or beach bag, ready for any purchase. It fits in the palm of your hand and you […]
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Challenge your notions of traditional architecture with this beautiful coffee table book. The Box – Architectural Solutions With Containers by Sibylle Kramer features a carefully curated selection of interesting spaces from around the world. All built from shipping containers. This publication will make you rethink anything you’ve ever known about those brightly coloured boxes that sail across […]
