We're so excited to once again be hosting WWU Industrial Design's ReMade project! ReMade challenges 12 junior-level Industrial Design students to transform discarded materials into market-ready products - moving from concept to storefront in just eight weeks. Ideal has hosted the opening reception and sale since 2009. Stop by Friday, May 30 from 6-9pm to meet the designers and take home a piece of sustainable innovation. 

WWU Industrial Design Students are back with the ReMade project, opening Friday, May 30! 

ReMade is a project the junior class of Western Washington University’s Industrial Design students embarks on with the goal of taking materials that would have ended up in a landfill and turning them into functional and well-designed consumer products. In a mere matter of weeks, each student designs their product, sources all the materials, produces a limited quantity edition, and creates all packaging/branding for their piece. Ideal provides some guidance to the students during the process, sharing our thoughts from a retail perspective as well as hosting the sale. This is Ideal's fifteenth year collaborating with WWU Industrial Design to host the ReMade project. This year’s theme is exploring circularity in product design.