Placyle’s Recycled Plastic Meets Cosmic and Ocean-Inspired Design | MATECIA X WADE ASIA

What if the plastic clogging our landfills and oceans could become the raw material for tomorrow’s most refined furniture? That’s the question at the heart of Placyle – Sustainable Studio, an Indian design studio redefining what sustainable outdoor furniture can look like. Founded by Aliasgar Aboojiwala, a UK-trained mechanical engineer whose deep connection with nature led him to explore how design and engineering could come together to create more responsible products, Placyle combines material experimentation with hard engineering. Know more about it on SURFACES REPORTER (SR).

The Celestia Series

  • Inspired by the Milky Way, the Celestia Series turns 26kg of discarded plastic waste into a refined, functional design that echo the quiet beauty of galaxies.
  • Every recycled sheet carries its own constellation-like pattern, therefore no two pieces are identical.
  • Rounded backrests mirror celestial forms, while a stainless-steel frame grounds each piece, much like the invisible forces that hold a galaxy together.
  • It’s a collection built on a simple idea that small elements, united, can create something extraordinary.
  • Crafted from recycled polypropylene plastic sourced from discarded vapor-rub containers and cosmetic packaging, it is backed by stainless steel frame construction for durability and structural strength.
  • Ideal for premium indoor and outdoor spaces and available across bench, chair and coffee table formats for cohesive collection styling.

Selache

  • Where Celestia looks to the stars, Selache looks to the sea.
  • Crafted from materials that once threatened marine life, including discarded fishing nets and recovered ocean waste, this outdoor lounge chair draws its form directly from nature’s most graceful ocean predator, the shark.
  • The chair’s side profile echoes the elegant curve of a shark’s fin, capturing that fleeting moment of a fin rising through water.
  • Its colour story continues the theme, with deep blue rising into soft white, mirroring the rhythm of waves and sea foam.
  • Each recycled sheet carries its own natural pattern, hence no two Selache chairs look quite alike.
  • Ideal for resorts, poolside lounges, terraces, gardens, and premium hospitality spaces

About the studio

Placyle – Sustainable Studio is an Indian design studio creating distinctive outdoor furniture through material innovation. Combining Next-Gen PolyForming Technology with thoughtful craftsmanship, it transforms recycled plastics into refined, high-performance materials for furniture and spatial applications. From sculptural pieces to customised solutions for architects, villas, resorts and hospitality spaces, Placyle balances aesthetics, durability and responsible material choices, thereby proving sustainability can be integral to premium contemporary design.

About the designer

Aliasgar Aboojiwala, a UK-trained mechanical engineer, founded Placyle – Sustainable Studio, driven by a deep connection with nature and a vision to merge design with responsible engineering. Combining material experimentation with his engineering expertise, he developed Placyle’s in-house manufacturing machinery and Next-Gen PolyForming Technology. His work challenges conventional perceptions of sustainable products, creating distinctive, material-led furniture for refined, functional, design-driven spaces.

Details

Studio: Placyle – Sustainable Studio

Designer: Aliasgar Aboojiwala

Website: www.placyle.com

Contact: 93076 02612

Email: hello@placyle.com

Instagam: @placyle

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