Luxury inherently has a connotation of wastefulness.  From enormous gas-guzzling cars to coats made of rare furs and leathers, the concept of luxury is often synonymous with careless and destructive practices.  Sustainable Luxury was an attempt to subvert this societally ingrained association by creating products using industrial waste as a source material.

 

One member of the Sustainable Luxury family is a pouch of marble whiskey stones.  The marble was sourced from a stone cutting factory, and each whiskey stone was cut from a broken piece of scrap marble.  The pouch that the stones come in is also industrial waste; the leather off-cuts used to produce it were collected from a furniture manufacturer.