Joanne Odisho is a designer committed to sustainable practices, emphasising mindful material selection to minimise waste. Her work aims to foster awareness of where products come from and encourage more environmentally conscious choices in the home. With a strong foundation in interior design, Odisho seamlessly blends spatial planning and human interaction into her creative process. She transforms abstract concepts into visually compelling, functional objects, drawing inspiration from architecture and the natural world. Inspired by 19th-century paper dome observatories, “Lume” echoes past design and reimagines materiality. Crafted from a biodegradable composite comprised of shredded paper, wood shavings and natural additives. The concept aligns with Carl Elefante's idea that “the greenest building is the one that’s already built.” In a world teeming with overlooked resources, it's our duty as designers to harness the abundance of materials destined for waste in our pursuit of sustainable and thoughtful design. 2024. available in all standard finishes with custom materials and sizing available on request.