As part of Selfridges SUPERMARKET, Parley is proud to present a curated selection of furniture and homeware from Spanish design firm Nagami. Printed using Parley Ocean Plastic® created from waste plastic intercepted by the Parley Global Cleanup Network, each piece is a unique, one-of-a- kind object manufactured on demand. Proceeds from every purchase go directly to supporting Parley’s work intercepting and preventing plastic pollution in island and coastal communities worldwide, including education initiatives and local recycling infrastructure in places we operate. For every £1, Parley commits to intercepting 1 pound of plastic in the environment – and exclusive new items from other creators, designers and artists will be added soon.

Collaborating with innovation leader ABB Robotics and 3D printing experts Nagami, Parley first unveiled our AIR Station / Blueprint Module at the recent COP26 climate summit in Glasgow. Envisioned as an end-to-end solution for PET plastic waste on islands and in remote regions, the system uses an industrial robot to transform a problem into solutions. Intercepted marine plastic debris is sorted, cleaned and processed on-site to create 3D printed Parley Ocean Plastic® furniture, objects and building structures which then can support local communities and schools.

Deployed globally, Parley AIR stations can help local businesses become more self-sufficient and prevent the need to import materials from abroad, reducing carbon emissions and taking waste plastic out of circulation. In retail environments like Selfridges, the system prevents the creation of waste from excess manufacturing, shipping and packaging – allowing customers to print only what they need, customized by color and style.