New Products Coming Soon
Debuting with Monmade — April 2023
Combining textile and material waste, Camp Copeland is exploring art products that not only offer aesthetic but functional enhancements to the built environment. Made from reclaimed and upcycled felt, textiles, and plastics, these panels showcase Alyssa and Drew’s core design sensibilities and interest in improving the acoustical value of their products. They envision panels that can be hung individually for visual impact and, when combined in larger arrangements, also help dampen sounds from surrounding space.

“Through designing for maximum yield, sourcing remnant or cast-off materials, and minimizing or reusing packaging materials, we are committed to reducing our carbon footprint. Our items are a revolution to the mass-produced throwaway culture alternatives by being made to last. We call our work ‘Art for Everyday Living.’ Each piece explores the intersection of art, craft, and design and is a functional artisan-made object of the highest quality.”
– Alyssa & Drew Kail

Camp Copeland’s initial Green Leap product prototypes (shown above) sought to use a variety of reclaimed materials, including Merino wool roll remnants, textile waste from large retail fashion suppliers, and #4 and #5 plastics from Reimagined Recycling’s program. Alyssa and Drew are now refining the design and production of the panels by standardizing dimensions, hanging mechanisms and options, and product colorways. The finalized panels will debut in April at our premiere Green Leap design industry event.
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