HOME DECOR
How about chilling out and relaxing in your home with these?
☆ Natural soy candles
☆ Porcelain bottle vase
Why are these eco-friendly?
✔︎ Natural
✔︎ Organic
✔︎ Small production
✔︎ Renewable resource
✔︎ Recycle package
Many candles use petroleum-derived paraffin wax which releases harmful substances when burned, so be sure to check before you buy candles!
Äi Äi ILLUM LAB uses 100% natural plant essential oils, plant soy waxes, and pure Taiwan beeswax to provide an odorless alternative to clean air. Each glazed glass container is a laboratory-grade mouth-blown glass bottle with a hand-brushed bottle mouth. Each batch of candles is made by independent fragrance and a small amount of hand.
Bottle vases are inspired by a collection of plastic trash from the river Maas in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Foekje Fleur started looking more carefully at the river running through her home town and found plastic waste that had been accumulating there since the 1960s. By creating durable porcelain copies of the material she finds, Foekje Fleur is spreading awareness of this growing problem.
Start small and gradually shift to other sustainable alternatives that work for you and your lifestyle! Try them out!
Blog posts
[WORLD NEWS] Reusable cups mandatory in stadiums
The new requirements from the Packaging Act have been in force since January 1, 2023 in Germany. They oblige companies such as restaurants, canteens, supermarkets or cafes that sell takeaway food and drinks to also offer their products in reusable packaging. Big changes are also taking place in German soccer stadiums!
Family Festival @ International School of the Sacred Heart
Family Festival at the International School of the Sacred Heart is back after a few years of hiatus! The school is co-founder Yu-Ching’s alma mater and we’re excited that Borderless Creations will have a booth at the shopping bazaar!
EVENT REPORT : Dear Tree Project
Event report for the "Invisible Connections - Good Relationship with the City's Greenery" event co-hosted by "Dear Tree Project," a platform for developing digital maps of street trees and proposing the use of the city's greenery resources, "Shibuya Cast" and "CATs," a community action group.