Vila Escola – Sustainable School
The idea here is to learn, of course. But it’s much more than that. The Vila Escola project aims to be a school with an
Most of what you find inside that cosy corner in Campo de Ourique is found on the street or bought second-hand.
As for materials, expect vegan paints, creams and disinfectants, and utensils made from recycled or biodegradable products. The gloves and covers are made from cornstarch and the cups for putting the paints in are made from wheat and are therefore compostable. Even the utensil that serves as the base for the needle is biodegradable.
What’s more, as it’s usually necessary to remove the hair from the area to be waxed, Letícia advises clients to do this at home or to bring their own razor to the studio.
The idea for this very special space came from the mind of Ohohlele, a vegan who lives a life with minimal waste, and who wanted to bring her lifestyle to her work. The studio is also opened to other artists who identify with this style of work.
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The idea here is to learn, of course. But it’s much more than that. The Vila Escola project aims to be a school with an
Sempre A Rodar helps children and young people always having a bike that fits their size. If you have a bike that has become too
Boa Safra is a publisher of sustainable design for the home. The pieces are by Portuguese designers, edited locally, with time and dedication. Aesthetic simplicity,
This project actively contributes to the reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. This SDG also aims to reduce global food waste in production and consumption.
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