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Tag: Matthew Grant

Design & Technology, Sustainable Design

Dust London

It’s tea waste that inspires Michael McManus and Matthew Grant who founded Dust London in 2016. The duo put to use their backgrounds in art and architecture into crafting unique angular homeware out of waste. The tea waste is put to use depending on its type, with each variety dried and blended, ready to mix with a non-toxic binder. Not only are the teas used … Continue reading Dust London

H.L. SimpsonJuly 14, 2020May 15, 20242 Comments

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