Form & Taste

Waste Reduction

3 articles

An inspiring image of a city designed with circular principles, showing buildings made from recycled materials, green spaces, and products that are built to last and be reused.
Design

What Is Circular Design? Principles for Products and Spaces

Circular design challenges the linear 'take-make-waste' model, proposing a regenerative approach where waste is engineered out from the start. It reimagines the entire lifecycle of products and spaces, prioritizing longevity, repair, and safe materials.

Luca Bianchi·April 8, 2026
A minimalist flat lay showing a collection of empty and nearly empty beauty product containers, such as jars, tubes, and bottles, arranged neatly on a light-colored surface, symbolizing the Project Pan movement and sustainable beauty practices.
Beauty

Project Pan: More Than an Empty Promise for Sustainable Beauty

Project Pan encourages finishing beauty products before buying new ones, but is it a temporary social media trend or a genuine shift toward sustainable, conscious consumption?

Sofia Mendes·April 2, 2026
A chef in a modern kitchen, carefully plating a sustainable dish with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, symbolizing ethical fine dining and waste reduction.
Food

Sustainable Fine Dining: A Guide to Ingredient Sourcing and Waste Reduction

Sustainable fine dining challenges traditional notions of luxury by integrating environmental and social responsibility. Discover how chefs are redefining opulence through ethical sourcing and radical waste reduction.

Camille Rousseau·March 30, 2026