Portable Sustainable Design Lampshade "Lampion Carry On" Col. Moss - Originalhome
Turn coastal plastic into light: these recycled lampshades support Indonesian clean‑ups and bring sustainable style to any space, indoors or outdoors.
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Lampion Carry On — A Circular Design Approach to Modern Lighting
Lighting inspired by regeneration and responsible design
The Lampion Carry‑on Recycled embodies a new way of thinking about lighting: transforming discarded coastal plastic into a functional, beautiful object.
Plastic waste collected from Indonesian beaches and waterways is processed into flexible strands, which artisans then weave into durable lampshades with a distinctive texture.
Each piece is crafted from recycled shoreline plastic combined with repurposed industrial waste. Solar module not included.
Adapt it to your space:
Use a solar unit for outdoor evenings, hang it with a suspension cable, or place it on a table with a switch‑controlled cord. One lampshade, endless configurations.
Originalhome lampshades are created with a strong focus on sustainability and ethical production.
Each model is handmade using responsibly sourced materials and crafted through low‑impact methods that respect both people and the planet.
The result is a collection that blends natural aesthetics, fair trade and long‑lasting quality.
From sculptural pieces to minimal silhouettes, the range offers lighting solutions for every interior.
- Sustainable materials
- Fair sourcing
- Low‑impact production
- Supports rural artisans
- Socially responsible
- Handmade
- Multifunctional design
Lighting that helps protect coastal ecosystems
Made from plastic collected along beaches, rivers and coastal areas
The Story:
Most ocean plastic originates on land, entering the sea through rivers and poorly managed waste systems, harming ecosystems and releasing toxins.
Community clean‑ups create meaningful change
Originalhome collaborates with a coastal clean‑up network in Java, Indonesia, encouraging local communities to collect and sort plastic waste.
Collected plastic is processed into weaving strands using small‑scale machinery that supports local micro‑entrepreneurs.
These strands are handwoven into lampshades by artisans in rural East Java, creating fair employment opportunities through low‑impact craftsmanship.
By combining recycled materials with modern design, Originalhome transforms discarded plastic into meaningful, long‑lasting products.
Originalhome also offers lampshades made from fast‑renewing natural fibres.
Materials such as water hyacinth, seagrass, unbleached jute and abaca grow quickly, require minimal resources and support biodiversity.
They are harvested manually from small community plantations, avoiding industrial farming.
- Minimal pesticide use
- Rapid growth cycles (jute matures in 4.5 months)
- High CO₂ absorption
- Non‑industrial sourcing
Technical Sheet:
- Fitting: E27
- Electricals:
Cables are not included but can be requested. Custom options available.
- Indoor/Outdoor:
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
To extend durability, protect from direct heat, rain and snow.
Natural fibres may react to humidity; avoid bathrooms.
- Certifications:
PETA‑approved vegan, Originalhome trade certified.
Abaca lampshades are BSCI certified; reclaimed teak items carry V‑Legal Wood certification.
- Care instructions:
Natural leaf fibres are sun‑dried and may show colour variations or natural marks.
Clean gently with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid rubbing to prevent damage.
Originalhome is a purpose‑driven sustainable home décor brand
Its mission is to create products made from renewable and recycled materials using low‑impact production methods.
The company works closely with artisan communities in Indonesia, Bangladesh and Tanzania, generating fair employment in rural areas.
20% of profits support environmental and social initiatives, including tree plantation projects in Africa.