September 21st, 2012

Repair-Ware is a concept line of appliances that are designed to be easily taken apart and repaired by the user. The brand aims to promote a culture of repair, hinting towards when products were built to last and trying reduce “throwawayism”. 

(Source: treehugger.com)

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