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found_cutlery_oscar_diaz_1Spanish designer Oscar Diazhas found a new way to rescue our Earth from discarded plastic bottles. In a series called "Found" the designer has cleverly produced a range of super-light flatware cut straight from the bottle. Each fork, knife and spoon assumes the bottles' shapely angles and curves and feature an ergonomically designed grip that makes them as easy to pick up from the table as any other cutlery....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/found-cutlery-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
found_cutlery_oscar_diaz_2Spanish designer Oscar Diazhas found a new way to rescue our Earth from discarded plastic bottles. In a series called "Found" the designer has cleverly produced a range of super-light flatware cut straight from the bottle. Each fork, knife and spoon assumes the bottles' shapely angles and curves and feature an ergonomically designed grip that makes them as easy to pick up from the table as any other cutlery....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/found-cutlery-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
found_cutlery_oscar_diaz_3Spanish designer Oscar Diazhas found a new way to rescue our Earth from discarded plastic bottles. In a series called "Found" the designer has cleverly produced a range of super-light flatware cut straight from the bottle. Each fork, knife and spoon assumes the bottles' shapely angles and curves and feature an ergonomically designed grip that makes them as easy to pick up from the table as any other cutlery....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/found-cutlery-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
found_cutlery_oscar_diaz_4Spanish designer Oscar Diazhas found a new way to rescue our Earth from discarded plastic bottles. In a series called "Found" the designer has cleverly produced a range of super-light flatware cut straight from the bottle. Each fork, knife and spoon assumes the bottles' shapely angles and curves and feature an ergonomically designed grip that makes them as easy to pick up from the table as any other cutlery....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/found-cutlery-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
found_cutlery_oscar_diaz_5Spanish designer Oscar Diazhas found a new way to rescue our Earth from discarded plastic bottles. In a series called "Found" the designer has cleverly produced a range of super-light flatware cut straight from the bottle. Each fork, knife and spoon assumes the bottles' shapely angles and curves and feature an ergonomically designed grip that makes them as easy to pick up from the table as any other cutlery....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/found-cutlery-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
found_cutlery_oscar_diaz_6Spanish designer Oscar Diazhas found a new way to rescue our Earth from discarded plastic bottles. In a series called "Found" the designer has cleverly produced a range of super-light flatware cut straight from the bottle. Each fork, knife and spoon assumes the bottles' shapely angles and curves and feature an ergonomically designed grip that makes them as easy to pick up from the table as any other cutlery....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/found-cutlery-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/'>READ ARTICLE</a>6
found_cutlery_oscar_diaz_7Spanish designer Oscar Diazhas found a new way to rescue our Earth from discarded plastic bottles. In a series called "Found" the designer has cleverly produced a range of super-light flatware cut straight from the bottle. Each fork, knife and spoon assumes the bottles' shapely angles and curves and feature an ergonomically designed grip that makes them as easy to pick up from the table as any other cutlery....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/found-cutlery-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/'>READ ARTICLE</a>7
