OOhh Sustainable Interior Collection
OOhh… okay, aha, really, is that possible?
The reactions are many for the OOhh collection by Lübech Living. The OOhh collection incorporates nature and the environment into our Scandinavian designs and is a result of a fair trade project in Sri Lanka. OOhh is designed to surprise and inspire. The design, the recycled materials and the composition are supposed to bring out the ‘OOhh’, ‘Aha’ reaction, which enriches our life and bring joy to our soul & home.
The collection is made from recycled material only. We use primarily recycled paper, our own Zero Waste paper as well as eco-felt fabric made from recycled plastic bags and plastic bottles. Our pottery collection is coated with a natural latex inside making the vessels 100% waterproof. On the outside of the pots we work with a wide variety of recycled materials such as; sand, wood dust, cement, cut-offs from the textile industry.
The collection offers a beautiful range of pots/vases, home interior, a great variety of containers, seasonal decorations and office accessories.
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