In order to source the waste materials and take advantage of reusable wood, Rekindle offer a discount on furniture to anyone that sources discarded pieces of wood. The incentive helps encourage people to divert wood from going to a landfill and giving it a new home as a stunning piece of craftsmanship.
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Rekindle is a social enterprise that transforms salvaged wood from an earthquake demolition site into one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture. The New Zealand-based team do exactly as their name suggests; they rekindle remnants of demolished wood in Christchurch, a region that has been badly hit by earthquakes. By turning salvaged wood into beautiful chairs the team makes use of materials that would otherwise be destroyed while raising awareness for deconstruction practices.
The New Zealand-based team do exacty as their name suggests, rekindling remnants of demolished wood in Christchurch.
The region has been badly hit by earthquakes.
Ensuring there is zero wood wasted in the area. Each piece of wood saved is crafted into a beautifully simple chair.
At the same time encourages the local community to fully use their excess wood.
In order to source the waste materials and take advantage of reusable wood available Rekindle offer a discount on furniture to anyone that sources discarded pieces.
The generous incentive is aimed at encouraging people to divert wood from going to a landfill and giving it a new home as a stunning piece of craftsmanship.
