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The Plus Wash Station has the prestigious Green Dot Award to its name and with good reason. An ideal amalgamation of function and form, the wash station by Bora Cakilkaya/P-ARCH is quite a thought-provoking design by being a fantastic assemblage of design, human thought process and technology. The system seeks to conserve water by storing the used water in its reservoir which then in turn gets treated to be used as drain water.

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The Plus Wash Station has the prestigious Green Dot Award to its name and with good reason. An ideal amalgamation of function and form, the wash station by Bora Cakilkaya/P-ARCH is quite a thought-provoking design by being a fantastic assemblage of design, human thought process and technology. The system seeks to conserve water by storing the used water in its reservoir which then in turn gets treated to be used as drain water.

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Creating art out of rubbish is something industrial designers have seem to mastered. "Recycle", Reclaim, Reuse" is no longer a theoretical ideation as the A&D in recent times has been flooded with creations that reemphasize the "design with a conscious" mantra. Check out the aptly named RUBBiSH Recycled Rubber Sink by Minarc that has been manufactured from recycled rubber from melted tires.Each sink uses less than one pound of rubber which is impressive to say the least.

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Okay confession time here at Furniture Fashion. Yours truly is fixated on glow products and I think the obsession started way back in childhood. So imagine my delight when I came across the Luminist Sink Collection from Toto. Redefining the bathroom design culture, these uber-cool sinks have been made a mixture of of glass and epoxy resin. The translucent beauty is impact and stain-resistant and can also withstand temperatures of up to 360°C/680°F.

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