In a world where sustainability is becoming increasingly crucial, Architect Samiksha Gadhiya, the visionary founder of Skapa Design Lab, is leading the charge with her groundbreaking approach to interior design. Her latest venture, the “Tipsy Collection,” is poised to revolutionize the industry by offering a range of unique and eco-friendly items crafted from repurposed glass bottles, each piece telling its own timeless story.
Skapa Design Lab has always been synonymous with sustainability, and the Tipsy Collection takes this ethos to new heights. Samiksha Gadhiya has ingeniously transformed discarded bottles into functional and aesthetically pleasing items, including Tea Lights, Glasses, and a versatile serving squad. By breathing new life into forgotten materials, she not only aims to reduce landfill waste but also to create beautiful, meaningful pieces that contribute to the larger goal of environmental preservation.
“The essence of our collection lies in the harmonious blend of cork lids, reclaimed wooden bases, and the transformative power of repurposed glass bottles,” explains Samiksha Gadhiya. “We pride ourselves on offering a personalized touch, enabling clients to transform their own or their loved ones’ bottle collections into cherished pieces of functional art.”
Dubbed the “Tipsy Collection,” these items are not just sustainable home decor but also thoughtful gifts that make a statement. The concept of reusable sustainability is at the heart of these designs, providing individuals with an opportunity to integrate eco-conscious choices into their everyday lives seamlessly.
Samiksha Gadhiya invites individuals to embark on a journey of sustainability where design seamlessly merges with purpose. Each piece from the Tipsy Collection represents a commitment to environmental consciousness, allowing individuals to make a tangible difference while adorning their spaces with unique and meaningful creations. By redefining the boundaries of interior design, Samiksha Gadhiya is not only shaping a more environmentally conscious future but also inspiring others to join the movement towards a greener, more sustainable world, one repurposed bottle at a time.
