Quazi Design gives recycled paper a second life through decorative objects shaped by hand in Eswatini. Wall masks, bowls and cups make up a collection with a raw, expressive and contemporary aesthetic, where the material tells as much of the story as the form.
Each piece carries the marks of the artisan's hand: irregular textures, natural tones, simple lines and a sculptural presence. A quiet, sensitive and deeply felt beauty, one that naturally finds its place in an interior with character.
Lasting decorative objects, between craft and design
Driven by a socially engaged workshop, Quazi Design stands for an approach to design that is both responsible and singular. These recycled paper creations are not after a smooth perfection: on the contrary, they celebrate the hand, the transformation and the soul of the material.
At Studio Matongé, this collection speaks to our taste for lasting objects, strong forms and living materials, somewhere between wall decor, the art of living and the poetry of the everyday.
