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For my graduation project, I transformed old tents into furniture. By reusing worn fabrics, zippers, and poles, I created sustainable, demountable designs. These designs evoke memories of camping trips, freedom, and adventure.
Zelt
This work is inspired by my memories of camping holidays and the accompanying sense of freedom, peace, and adventure. Worn-out tents are given a second life as furniture that is both practical and nostalgic. They bring the holiday feeling into your home and are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Thanks to the demountable design, the furniture is flexible and sustainable. Everything is made from old tents or leftover materials.
About Lotte Raida
I am a designer who gives discarded materials a new life. My work is functional and sustainable, yet also playful, evoking emotions and humor. I draw inspiration from nature, exhibitions, and unexpected encounters in daily life.
