Meta Hardware reimagines creative reuse through the work of Elyse Graham, who transforms resin offcuts into sculptural home hardware. Each piece begins as scrap from larger studio works—pendants, tables, and vessels—which are then sliced, recombined, and cast into knobs, pulls, and hooks.

The result is MetaMaterial: a layered, marbled texture that captures the visual richness of the studio’s past projects. With names like Marlin, Lemur, and Chameleon, each palette plays with color and transparency, allowing the smallest architectural details to feel personal, expressive, and bespoke. These are not afterthoughts—they are crafted artifacts.

The process honors both artistry and waste consciousness. Instead of discarding fragments, Graham extends their life with purpose and polish. Meta Hardware invites users to rethink everyday touchpoints as opportunities for sculptural beauty, subtle storytelling, and tactile delight. It’s a small way of turning material surplus into meaningful design.

Image Credit: Elyse Graham