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11 MAY 2026 AL CIRCLE

Hydro is redefining recycled aluminium design at Schloss Hollenegg

EDITED BY : STAFF EDITOR 2MINS READ

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Hydro is showcasing a curated selection of recycled aluminium design works at ELEMENT: METAL, the latest exhibition organised by Schloss Hollenegg for Design, running from May 9 to 31, 2026 in Styria, Austria.

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Set within the historic interiors of Schloss Hollenegg, the exhibition explores metal not only as a functional material but also as a cultural and design medium. Curated by Alice Stori Liechtenstein, the showcase brings contemporary design practices into conversation with centuries-old applied arts, with a particular focus on aluminium’s evolving role in furniture, lighting and spatial applications.

As part of the exhibition, Hydro presents works by designers Max Lamb, Philippe Malouin and Sabine Marcelis. Each project highlights distinct applications of aluminium, ranging from sculptural furniture and lighting to installation-based pieces, demonstrating the material’s versatility across design disciplines.

Hydro CIRCAL 100R, an aluminium material made exclusively from post-consumer trash, is the focus of Hydro's larger collaboration programme with worldwide designers, which includes this presentation. The company has been looking more and more into how recycled aluminium may be used for collectible and modern interior design over the last two years.

The exhibition also reflects a broader shift within the furniture and interiors sector towards circular materials and low-impact production methods. Recycled metals are increasingly being recognised not only for their environmental advantages but also for their design flexibility and aesthetic value.

Hydro is an example of the continuing increase in the degree of interaction between industrial manufacturers and the design sectors via collaborative work and exhibitions with designers, whose material-related contributions are made within a larger artistic and cultural framework.

Hydro has an integrated global business model that includes the recycling, extrusion and primary production of aluminium as a result of their commitment to provide sustainable aluminium products on a global scale from within the company’s operations in over 40 countries.

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