During a project collaboration with our client, Wild Honey, and project partners Rockett and Light Collab, they proposed an innovative approach to sustainability: recycling and upcycling furniture and decor from the previous location for use in the new location. Items such as wall beadings, chandeliers, furniture, and flooring were carefully repurposed, reducing waste and preserving resources.

Upon completing the project, we were left with several high-quality, gently used furniture pieces that were no longer needed. Instead of discarding them, our team at Quan Mei recognized an opportunity to extend their lifecycle in alignment with Project E3: Ecocycle, Ecoshare, Ecolove—an ongoing sustainability initiative that promotes recycling, repurposing, and supporting communities in need.

We reached out to Radin Mas Community Centre (CC) with a proposal to donate the furniture, ensuring these items could continue serving a meaningful purpose. The donation helped transform a section of the community centre into a cozy, inviting lounge—a shared space where residents and visitors could gather, socialize, and relax.

By giving these pieces a second life, we not only enhanced a community space but also reinforced our commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. This initiative reflects Quan Mei’s dedication to environmental stewardship, proving that thoughtful actions can create lasting benefits for both people and the planet.