RECYCLED GLASS PANELS

Two square resin panels filled with large pieces of recycled glass. The left panel contains a mix of clear, green, and amber glass shards labeled ‘LumiCor – Mixed Bottles.’ The right panel features clear and light blue glass pieces labeled ‘LumiCor – Tidal.’ Both samples have a glossy finish and sit upright on a white background.

Recycled Glass Décor is made from 98% recycled glass and other repurposed materials, produced in a water and energy-efficient closed-loop system.

RESOURCES
The décor is made from at least 98% recycled glass and incorporates other recycled materials such as resin (up to 60% recycled content) and industrial byproducts. Manufacturing uses a closed-loop system that reclaims 21 million gallons of water annually, and remnant pieces are repurposed or donated to minimize waste.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Production is energy-efficient, with facilities heated by reclaimed thermal energy saving 865 million BTUs annually. The material supports a circular economy by keeping glass and resin out of landfills, can be refinished to extend life, and is recyclable at certified facilities. Panels contribute to LEED, WELL, and LBC certifications, promoting low-emission, sustainable interiors.

HUMAN HEALTH
Panels are Greenguard certified and come with Health Product Declarations (HPDs), ensuring low VOC emissions and safe indoor air quality. These help meet WELL and LEED standards related to VOC reduction, daylighting, and biophilic design, supporting occupant health and wellness.

SOCIAL EQUITY
Lumicor supports artisan communities by sourcing handcrafted Amate and Araña papers from Otomí families in Mexico, preserving traditional arts and providing fair income. Locally, they participate in ZeroLandfill events and donate byproducts for community projects, schools, and creative reuse, strengthening local engagement and creative economy.

creator: Lumicor
date: 11.04.25
key sustainability feature: Resources, Environmental Impact, Social Equity, Human Health
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Close-up view of two translucent resin panels filled with recycled glass pieces. The upper panel shows green, amber, and clear glass fragments labeled ‘LumiCor – Mixed Bottles.’ Below it, a second panel displays scattered light blue and clear glass shards. Both samples rest on a white background.
Close-up view of two translucent resin panels filled with recycled glass pieces. One panel shows green, amber, and clear glass fragments labeled ‘LumiCor – Mixed Bottles.’ In front of it sits a second panel displays scattered light blue and clear glass shards. Both samples stand upright against a white background.
Close-up view of two translucent resin panels filled with recycled glass pieces. The left panel shows green, amber, and clear glass fragments labeled ‘LumiCor – Mixed Bottles.’ The right panel displays scattered light blue and clear glass shards. Both samples rest on a white background.
Two square resin panels filled with large pieces of recycled glass. The top panel contains a mix of clear, green, and amber glass shards labeled ‘LumiCor – Mixed Bottles.’ The bottom panel features clear and light blue glass pieces labeled ‘LumiCor – Tidal.’ Both samples have a glossy finish and lay flat on a white background.
Close-up shot of square resin panel containing a mix of clear, green, and amber glass shards labeled ‘LumiCor – Mixed Bottles.’ Behind it is a panel with clear and light blue glass pieces with only the top corner visible.
Two square resin panels filled with large pieces of recycled glass. The panel in front contains a mix of clear and light blue glass pieces labeled ‘LumiCor – Tidal.’ Behind it sits a panel with clear, green, and amber glass shards labeled ‘LumiCor – Mixed Bottles.’ Both samples have a glossy finish and sit upright on a white background.
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