Treevive shelving system by Qualy and Harvbrand

Dezeen Showroom: Thai design brands Qualy and Harvbrand combined their expertise in wood and recycled plastic to create a shelving system made entirely from waste materials.

The Treevive shelving system features melamine-faced panels made from Harvbrand's rubberwood waste, separated by pillars made from Qualy's recycled ABS plastic.

"In the furniture industry, leftover rubberwood offcuts – often uniform in size – are typically discarded," said Qualy and Harvbrand.

"Treevive demonstrates how thoughtful design can give new life to industrial waste, turning what was once discarded into something meaningful, sustainable and useful."

The Treevive system has a minimalist but characterful design, with a branch-like shape to the pillars evoking the product's origin waste wood origins.

The system is modular and can be expanded with extra shelves. It is also available in a range of finishes, including ones with a wood grain on the shelves.

Product details:

Product: Treevive shelving system
Brand: Qualy and Harvbrand
Contact: design@qualydesign.com

Materials: rubberwood waste, recycled ABS plastic
Colours/finishes: Olive or Beige (poles), Green, Sand Stone, Honey Elm, Emperor Walnut or Black Terra Walnut (shelves)
Dimensions: 600 x 200 x 450 millimetres

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