For the upcoming holiday season, we've selected 15 environmentally friendly gift ideas for architecture and design aficionados.
Following a year when the climate crisis was high up on the global agenda, we've curated a Christmas gift guide that focuses on recycled materials, low-waste packaging and products that aim to promote biodiversity.
Highlights include Kengo Kuma-designed sunglasses made from bioplastic, face masks filled with flower seeds and a selection of refillable skincare products. Read on for more:

The refillable deodorant

Fussy, designed by Blond
Longlisted for this year's Dezeen Awards, Fussy's easy-to-use system features deodorant blocks made from natural ingredients, which slot neatly into a pebble-shaped case made from recycled plastic. Especially for Christmas, the brand has launched a pine-scented block produced from unwanted Christmas trees.
Desk accessories made from food waste

bFRIENDS by Bene, designed by Pearson Lloyd and Batch.Works
Every element in this curvaceous collection of desk accessories is made by 3D-printing recycled food packaging. Featuring 10 different objects, available in 20 different colours, there's something for every home office.

Tableware with a social impact

Erno range by Goldfinger
Socially-minded design brand Goldfinger has launched a range of tableware produced from waste wood, including salad servers, a salad bowl and a serving board. As with all Goldfinger products, a share of the profits goes towards community o...