Recycling of coffee grounds A coffee table made of coffee grounds

The designer is nick rawcliffe from the UK.

The following is the author's product introduction:

Coffee is a very popular drink. Cafes are becoming more and more popular, and they are all over the street. When we drink a lot of coffee, we produce a lot of coffee grounds, which are usually disposed of as garbage. The table made from coffee grounds is beyond imagination, and it has a very good texture. This process can be completed by mixing coffee grounds with resin and pressing them in a mold, which can be a square mold or a mold of any shape.

As coffee is the new ubiquitous drink and coffee shops have become the new fad of the high street, we import much more of it and have to bury it back in landfill sites with all our other rubbish.

Used coffee creates a fantastic, rich texture when the waste grounds are compressed into a solid or mixed with a newly-developed eco-friendly, sugar based resin.

I used it to create a table.

A coffee table.

Coffee table image

Coffee residue table: