Recycled plastic Christmas lights shines in world famous Carnaby Street
In London, the sustainable Carnaby Christmas lights are under spotlight for the festive season.
The big display has been created in collaboration with Project 0, a charity who works on the conservation of oceans. It has reused over 1500 plastic bottles, made use of 100% cotton fabrics, and used eco-friendly vegan paint to decorate the installation.
Each section of Carnaby Street depicts a different underwater area. The grand illumination includes a floating kelp forest that’s made out of repurposed fishing nets and a pink coral reef, constructed from over 500 meters of post-use bubble wrap.
Eleven sea animals, including dolphins, turtles, sharks, and a five-meter, bubble-blowing whale are amongst the recycled materials.