Yes—we do. We design and build urban trash cans that look like art installations, because a bin can be practical without being invisible. Think sculptural silhouettes, playful patterns, laser-cut metal, terrazzo-like concrete, timber slats, or illuminated panels that turn a functional object into a landmark people remember. The trick is that the art never gets in the way of the waste stream: the opening, capacity, liner system, fire safety, drainage, and cleaning access all need to work smoothly.
Every project starts with the site. A downtown plaza, a transit stop, a park edge, and a campus courtyard need different scale, materials, and visual language. We can match your city’s identity—coastal colors, local history, native motifs, or a bold contemporary look—and build in smart features such as sensors, solar power, or separated recycling compartments if you need them.
We also think about durability and maintenance. Public art has to survive weather, daily use, and graffiti, so we use powder-coated steel, marine-grade hardware, replaceable panels, and finishes that can be cleaned easily. The result is a trash can that feels like an installation, encourages use, and helps reduce litter while giving the streetscape a stronger sense of place.
If you’re exploring an artful waste-bin program, send us your location, capacity needs, and references. We can develop concepts, mockups, and prototypes that balance sculpture, service, and city operations—so the answer is not just yes, but yes in a way that actually works on the street.