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PULPA

Reframing the use of recycled cardboard fibers

This project explores the untapped potential of recycled cardboard fibres in new formats. By combining paper pulp with pressure, the project investigates how an industrially recycled material can be transformed into a monobloc stool through form-pressing as a production technique. Designed to work within existing recycling systems, PULPA re-imagines a material typically associated with short-lived packaging as a structural, long-lasting object.

Project info

Madelaine Nordén

2026

madde [dot] norden [at] gmail [dot] com (Email – Madelaine Nordén)
Instagram – Madelaine Nordén

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BA/MA Degree Show 2026

curved object made of cardboard pulp. Photo.