reEDIT Future Lab is a working laboratory in Wan Chai where waste becomes raw material, raw material becomes craft, and craft becomes a new way of seeing the world. To date, reEDIT has diverted more than 6,227 kg of plastic from landfill, turning it into products, retail environments and installations for partners including Mercedes-Benz, L'Occitane, The North Face and more.
For DESIGN@HKG 2026, reEDIT joins its "Good Taste, Tastes Good" citywide programme - Causeway Bay to Wan Chai City Route and opens the Lab to the public every day from 10 to 24 November. No booking is needed - simply walk in and see circular design at work.
On the Lab floor, reEDIT's 3D printers run throughout the day, printing new pieces from sustainable materials. The team runs short live demonstrations of the injection-moulding machine and sheet press, which turn shredded plastic into charms, panels and furniture, and shares how local waste is collected, sorted and given a second life.
The retail shelves bring together products made from Hong Kong's waste, from charms and accessories to lamps and objects for the home, each with a traceable material story. DESIGN@HKG visitors who show the official guide enjoy 10% off Lab retail (excluding workshops and 3D printers).
Want to go further? reEDIT also hosts two hands-on DESIGN@HKG workshops at the Lab on 15 and 22 November.
