Collaboration with Environmental Activist Sine Veienbæk: Flower Pots Made from Recycled Plastic | ROSENDAHL COPENHAGEN

ROSENDAHL COPENHAGEN

Guided by a philosophy that “good design arises from a delicate balance between creativity and structure,” ROSENDAHL COPENHAGEN upholds the traditional ideals of Nordic design while developing products aligned with contemporary lifestyles. We would like to introduce a “flower pot” from their new series, making its debut in Japan.

Text by Satsuki Wakabayashi

From Raw Material to Production, Entirely in Denmark

The “REDUCE” series, newly advocated by ROSENDAHL COPENHAGEN, aims to foster a circular economy and lessen environmental impact through the use of eco-conscious materials. The “flower pot” was born from a collaboration with Sine Veienbæk, a gardening enthusiast and environmental activist.

The contemporary form, combining lightness with practicality, utilizes recycled plastic, which halves CO2 emissions during production compared to conventional plastic products. The pot is highly watertight and frost-resistant down to -20°C, making it suitable for use not only on indoor windowsills but also outdoors. Available in five sizes and two colors—green and sand—to complement any interior. Scheduled for release in late August 2022.