Club members by the sea
Design for Harmony

Design for Harmony

Reuse · Create · Connect

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01 / StoryOur Story
Every forgotten material deserves a second life.
Design for Harmony began with a simple belief: every forgotten material deserves a second life. By transforming discarded shells and everyday waste into handmade creations, we hope to reduce waste, celebrate the beauty of reuse, and inspire more people to create a more sustainable future together.
Shells and recycled glass pieces on a work table
02 / WorksOur Works

Every piece is one of a kind. Message us if you would like to buy one.

01
Shell Butterfly

Shell Butterfly

Collected shells, recycled beads

The very first piece that inspired Design for Harmony. Forgotten shells were carefully arranged into a butterfly, symbolizing that even the most overlooked materials deserve a second life.

02
Stone Fish

Stone Fish

Collected stones

Created entirely from stones found in nature, this tiny fish celebrates imagination and reminds us that beautiful designs often begin with the simplest materials.

03
Sea Spirit

Sea Spirit

Collected shells, recycled decorative pieces

A playful sculpture created from collected shells and reused embellishments, reminding us that creativity can reveal beauty in what others leave behind.

04
A Second Comfort

A Second Comfort

Reused fabric, recycled accessories

Made from repurposed fabric, this eye mask gives unused textiles a new purpose while transforming discarded materials into something soft, practical, and comforting.

05
Button Bloom

Button Bloom

Old hoodie, collected vintage buttons

An ordinary hoodie transformed with hundreds of forgotten buttons, showing how worn clothing can become unique instead of being thrown away.

06
Tiny Joys

Tiny Joys

Air-dry clay, recycled findings

Small handmade charms created to bring joy through creativity, proving that handmade objects can carry lasting value beyond mass-produced decorations.

07
Emerald Dragonfly

Emerald Dragonfly

Reused nylon cord, recycled beads

Made from leftover cord and reused beads, this handmade dragonfly gives forgotten materials a second life while celebrating creativity, sustainability, and the beauty of reuse.

03 / ClubThe Club

We meet to paint, sculpt and build things out of what we collect. Sessions run in backyards, living rooms and classrooms, and everyone leaves with something they made themselves.

Club members shaping clay charms around a table
Handmade beaded bracelets on members' wrists
A member painting at an outdoor workshop
A member working on a small clay piece
A craft workshop with younger kids at a school
Members painting together in the backyard
The group painting at a summer session
04 / ConnectConnect Us
Want to make something out of nothing?
We’d love to hear your story and see your creations. Connect with us and become part of Design for Harmony.
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