Selected work
Eileen Fisher WASTE NO MORE
The art and design of mindful consumption.
WASTE NO MORE transforms discarded Eileen Fisher garments into felted textiles, artworks and objects for interiors. In 2019, presentations in Brooklyn and Milan brought this circular approach to life through craft and exhibition design.
Image: Courtesy of Eileen Fisher
Brooklyn · April 2019
Brooklyn store launch
Eileen Fisher’s redesigned Carroll Gardens store introduced WASTE NO MORE garments and interior pieces. Visitors were invited to bring clothing and turn it into a personalized upcycled artwork.
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Photograph: Ruy Teixeira
Milan · April 2019
Salone del Mobile
Presented at Rossana Orlandi with Lidewij Edelkoort, Sigi Ahl and Kiki van Eijk, WASTE NO MORE took the form of a quiet sanctuary in shades of white. Felted wall hangings, acoustic panels and textile artworks invited reflection on consumption.
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Milan · Photograph: Ruy Teixeira
Our work
JIH PR handled media outreach for the Brooklyn and Milan presentations, inviting editors to private viewings, sharing the story and imagery, and supporting interviews with the team. Our communications connected the initiative’s approach to clothing waste with its possibilities for art and interiors.
Selected press
- In the Future, We’ll All Be Wearing Eileen FisherRead article
- The Most Wondrous Things at the Milan Furniture FairRead article
- One Thing to Do With Old Clothes? Turn Them Into ArtRead article
Further selected press (5)
- 10 Milan Design Week Exhibitions Not to MissRead article
WASTE NO MORE, MilanEileen Fisher on Making Sustainability a Joyful, Creative PursuitRead article- Milan design featureDesign Trends from Salone del Mobile 2019Read article
- Milan editorial selectionBest of Milan 2019: What We Saw and LovedRead article
- Editors’ selectionThe Weekly Covet: Earth-Friendly FindsRead article