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LIFE LONG LEARNER @space_available_ @potatohead @islandofthegodsrecordings
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SIX years ago, we started Space Available.
During the Covid lockdown, I was in my home studio, exploring the plastic waste crisis and what it could mean to make space for nature.
We began sharing research notes and a podcast, ‘Space Talks’. A community formed. Conversations became collaborations and things we could make together.
We saw waste as a symptom of our disconnection from nature. So we began making tools for reconnection, including meditation and listening chairs, believing change starts with making space for the self.
I never imagined we’d open a museum, school and community centre, make objects with incredible artists and brands, or share our work through stores, exhibitions and institutions around the world.
We’ve recycled more than five million bottle caps through our projects, grown furniture from mycelium, revived underused buildings as places for learning, listening and connection, and turned stores into workshops.
Putting this archive together has helped me pause and appreciate it all… something I often forget when thinking about the next project.
To our team, craftspeople, artists, designers, collaborators and everyone who’s joined a workshop, shared an idea or supported us: thank you!
Over the next six weeks, we’ll share the stories, materials, experiments and lessons behind these projects.
They also lead into our next chapter: listening as a way of understanding our place within nature. It feels fitting that it all began with a conversation.
Thank you for making space with us.
🙏
28 Oct 2026
A case study in making space for listening.
In 2021, we connected with Peggy Gou to explore how design could give plastic waste a new purpose. The result was the Peggy Chair: a listening chair made from 20 kilos of discarded plastic.
The collaboration brought our recycling mission to a wider audience through music and the everyday ritual of listening.
Released as a limited edition of 20, the Peggy Chair sold out within three minutes. It went on to feature in The Waste Refinery at Singapore’s National Design Centre and, in 2022, entered the permanent collection of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
For us, the project explored how music, design and craft could change our relationship with what we throw away.
The material had been discarded. Its possibilities hadn’t.
Space Available × Peggy Gou
SIX Years of Making Space
12 Nov 2026
A case study in circular culture.
In Bangkok’s Thonglor neighbourhood, Siwilai @siwilairadicalclub invited us to reimagine an empty retail unit as a space to dance, listen and connect. Over five tonnes of locally sourced waste plastic became part of its architecture, interiors and furniture, bringing our Radical Plastics approach to the city.
Our research led us to the radical Italian discotheques of the ’60s and ’70s, where designers experimented with plastic’s possibilities through colour, form and space. We revisited that spirit through the needs of today: how could design give discarded plastic a new purpose?
The idea took shape through recycled materials, craft and spaces built around sound. A tunnel connected the listening and dining room with the discotheque, where an OJAS × NNNN sound system brought the dancefloor to life.
The work by @space_available_ extended from concept and brand strategy to architectural and interior design direction, furniture and merchandise. In collaboration with @taybarom - each element became a way to explore the relationship between design, music and ecology.
architectural and interior design direction by @danmitchl / @space_available_ in execution with patisandhika, recycled materials by MORE, and branding and digital art direction by @spaceavaialble
Circularity Amplified ♻️🔈
SIX Years of Making Space.
10 Nov 2026
A case study in urban connection.
In Jakarta’s Kemang neighbourhood, we reimagined an existing retail building as a community centre, using 11 tonnes of waste plastic across its exterior and interior.
We began with a question: how could this space become useful to its neighbourhood?
We wanted somewhere people could connect, express themselves and explore local ecological and social challenges. A place where design could turn those conversations into action.
That idea took different forms: a meditation room for deep listening; a workshop at the heart of the space for craft, talks and experiments… and a kitchen exploring nourishment through fungi and fermentation.
Each offers a way to question how we live, what we consume and how we relate to nature.
Space Available Jakarta remains an ongoing experiment, shaped by the people who use it and the needs around it.
Visit us : @space_available_jakarta
SIX Years of Making Space
07 Nov 2026
We built a museum for a future without plastic waste.
In 2022, we opened the Museum of Space Available in an unused building on our street in Bali. We imagined a future where the plastic waste crisis belonged in a museum.
The façade alone incorporated 2,000 recycled bottle caps. The building itself became an artwork and part of the story.
Inside, our first exhibition ‘Plastic People’ explored our relationship with plastic and consumption. Its name also nodded to the London club where we spent many nights on the dancefloor…a place that brought a community together through music.
That connection continued through objects for listening, REWORK’s live upcycling sessions, and collaborations with makers and artists.
The museum also became a meeting point for weekly street cleanups, with collected plastic providing material for our monthly workshops.
An unused building became a place to make space for nature.
After three years, the lease ended.
The museum closed, but our mission continued.
Thank you to everyone who helped bring it to life.
SIX Years of Making Space.
02 Nov 2026
Introducing Good Times General Store.
A centre for craft and creative exchange at Desa Potato Head, Bali.
A vision for retail beyond transaction - centred on connection through the art of making. Workshops form the heart of the store, with Potato Head and Wasted collections presented in the surrounding spaces.
Architecture developed in exchange with OMA / David Gianotten. Interiors by Potato Head Design Studio and island artisans. A shared exploration of local craftsmanship, natural materials and zero-waste experimentation.
Workshops in natural dyeing, weaving, upcycling and recycling invite participation, connecting the knowledge of makers with everyday life at the Desa.
Explore the workshops via the link in bio.
Cultural Exchange Series — ©2026
Photography: @sharonangelia
05 Oct 2026
In an increasingly digital age, I love seeing investment in the physical: the touch, smell, history and artwork of a book - held within a space designed for focus.
Espace Gabrielle Chanel, Shanghai
A public library for contemporary art and design inside the Power Station of Art, a former power station on the Huangpu River.
Designed by Japanese architect Kazunari Sakamoto for Chanel and PSA, the third floor has been reworked as a multi-level space for reading, research, exhibitions and performance.
Light timber floors and shelving create a calm, open landscape, while a gently rising ramp carries visitors through the collection. The bookshelves become partitions, railings and structure, creating a continuous route where you can move, pause and read at your own pace.
The library also includes a dedicated section for Chinese contemporary art, bringing local histories into a wider cultural conversation.
#chanel #Kazunari Sakamoto
13 Sep 2026
A great architectural find: 1933, Shanghai.
A former municipal slaughterhouse, completed in 1933- designed by Balfours. Now used as a creative space.
Built around a central atrium, its concrete walls, lattice windows and network of ramps, staircases and air bridges were all designed to regulate temperature, light, airflow and movement.
The bridges narrow and widen to guide cattle through the building, while sharp angles gave workers somewhere to step back if the animals panicked. The windows all face west - said to acknowledge the cattle’s journey towards the Buddhist holy land.
A great example of function shaping form: an industrial building where every practical decision created a unique brutalist spatial language.
13 Sep 2026
Natural Movement @space_available_
#hemp #plantdye #naturalway
🌀🐕
19 Jul 2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us today @space_available_jakarta
The Flowerboy × Space Available collection is now available at the pop-up this week.
One-of-one pieces crafted from upcycled materials.
Available in-store while they last.
📷 @ebazieba
21 Jun 2026
16 years married!
…almost 20 years together!
I love you @hildamitchell ❤️ forever
31 May 2026
An inner journey through the art of sound @potatohead
Weekly sessions with Justus Jonathan
-curated by @kimherben
27 May 2026
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