Totomoxtle Veneer

Fernando Laposse is a designer who focuses on utilizing agricultural waste, such as corn husks, to create innovative and sustainable furniture and design objects. His work explores the potential of these often-discarded materials as valuable resources, transforming them through meticulous processes into aesthetically compelling and functional pieces. By engaging with local communities and traditional craft techniques, Laposse highlights the cultural and environmental significance of these agricultural byproducts. His designs often showcase the inherent beauty and unique textural qualities of the waste materials, offering a compelling alternative to conventional manufacturing processes and promoting a circular economy approach to design.

Environmental Design

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