waste plastic offcuts make up circular design studio's facade by space available in bali

Space Available Pioneers Circular Design at New Physical Studio

Design Studio Space Available has launched a new physical studio space and global headquarters, acting as a catalyst for the new movement of circular design. Since its launch in 2020, Space Available has been at the forefront of the circular design movement, transforming ocean plastic and waste into innovative solutions across interior, architectural, furniture, and fashion design. The studio has now opened its first physical workspace in Bali, Indonesia, serving as a nucleus for the circular design movement, with a primary focus on recycling, upcycling, and biodesign. The 500 sqm renovated warehouse space is dedicated to collaboration, craftsmanship, and ecological innovation. 

all images courtesy of Space Available

Circular Design Studio sets out Eco-Innovative features

The workspace is fully equipped with recycling machines, upcycling stations, and a biodesign lab, operating in collaboration with MycoWorks. The building also doubles as a showroom space for the studio‘s furniture and products. The inner workshop structure features a facade made from waste plastic offcuts, repurposed from the studio’s homeware and furniture production, while all fixtures within the building are crafted from recycled materials. The Circular Design Studio is a place of culture and creativity, not only for the in-house design team but also serving the wider community through workshops, talks, and exhibitions. The studio is now open.

artisan woven chairs

artisan woven chairs

main staircase

listening room

recycled plastic sheets

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project info:

name: Space Available Circular Design Studio & Global Headquarters

designer: Space Available | @space_available_

location: Bali, Indonesia

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom