Pour Over Dialogues - What’s Next? Designing with What's Left Behind
Date March 21
Time 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Venue commaa, Shop 4C, G/F, 11 Po Yan St, Sheung Wan
Fee HK$108 per 1 pax. includes complimentary
- A Cup of Atomo Beanless Coffee - Upcycled date pits, ramon, and more into coffee!
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the moonbeam co. resavour - Upcycled spent grain snacks!
Language Cantonese
Speakers
Bertha Shum – Founder of Earthero Project and Earthero Studio
Adele Leung – Visual Consultant
Peggy Lam – Co-Founder of Ways Out
Moderated by
Verena Kan – Curator of Fabrica X
‘What’s Next? Designing with What’s Left Behind’ explores how leftovers become starting points for design, whether waste is revalued into next‑gen materials, textiles are upcycled into new pieces, or what’s already in your wardrobe is reimagined.
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Touch and explore wallets, plush toys, and other objects made from repurposed everyday leftovers and innovative textiles, discovering how plants and by‑products can feel unexpectedly soft and desirable as you guess the hidden “ingredients” behind each piece.
Then enjoy Atomo’s beanless coffee over a relaxed chat with voices from visual consultant and mindful fashion champion Adele Leung, Earthero Project and Earthero Studio founder Bertha Shum, a passionate advocate for sustainable living and Peggy Lam of B Corp-certified brand Ways Out, as they unpack how these new materials reshape our wardrobes and how styling and storytelling can shift perceptions of conscious consumption.
Adele Leung
As a mindful fashion champion, Adele empowers conscious choices, turning your wardrobe into a timeless ally. She demonstrates versatile layering and mix-and-match outfits to maximise wear and minimise replacements using long-lasting, nature-based materials that reduce waste. Learn to decode care labels, avoid petroleum synthetics and fast fashion, and revive existing pieces through styling—saving money, the planet, and your style.
Bertha Shum
Bertha Shum is a visionary in conscious curation, harnessing design and art to create spaces that spotlight environmental challenges. Through the Earthero Project, she transforms complex ecological issues into clear, actionable insights, empowering communities to take meaningful steps toward a more sustainable future.
Peggy Lam
Peggy Lam, co-founder of Ways Out - a B Corp-certified brand upcycling timeless accessories from food waste materials to promote sustainability education and to empower young underprivileged women to sustainability leaders.
Adele Leung
As a mindful fashion champion, Adele empowers conscious choices, turning your wardrobe into a timeless ally. She demonstrates versatile layering and mix-and-match outfits to maximise wear and minimise replacements using long-lasting, nature-based materials that reduce waste. Learn to decode care labels, avoid petroleum synthetics and fast fashion, and revive existing pieces through styling—saving money, the planet, and your style.
Bertha Shum
Bertha Shum is a visionary in conscious curation, harnessing design and art to create spaces that spotlight environmental challenges. Through the Earthero Project, she transforms complex ecological issues into clear, actionable insights, empowering communities to take meaningful steps toward a more sustainable future.
Peggy Lam
Peggy Lam, co-founder of Ways Out - a B Corp-certified brand upcycling timeless accessories from food waste materials to promote sustainability education and to empower young underprivileged women to sustainability leaders.
