According to the project's requirements and the client's preference, 22 of the 130 found materials were selected to be implemented in the Furniture Jam Session.

Next to resources given by the industry, the area resulted also to be rich in leftovers from commercial fair stands, which provided high-quality material for the fit-out of the interiors.

The selected materials include: waste metal frames, foam board sandwich panels, dead stock laminate, wooden roller blinds, silk,, wooden roller blinds, louvre doors, neoprene, engraved perspex, Black and White display boxes, MDF board, sheets of laser-cut metal waste, foam board sandwich panels, fire extinguishers and their hoses and nozzles, fire extinguisher trolleys, foam sheets, first split neoprene, metal post hoses and holders, lighting signs with cities names.

Some objects were chosen for their unicity, like the horse-riding jump pole for the SAO PAOLO FAVELLLA's room and the squared white marble piece which defined the design of the dining room table, realised by Studio Cifra with Larch wood from discarded school fence.

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Image: Cèsare Peeren and Elisa Saturno sorting out the harvested hydrant hoses.

Below image slider: documentation from the material harvest around the villa.