Category: Sustainability

Liquid Metal Illumination

Related Post: Chrome Gradient / Metallic Gradients / Ombre Gradient Style Trends WINT Design Lab’s interactive lamp from the Soft Interfaces series reimagines textiles as responsive surfaces through the use of conductive liquid metals. The

Natural Food Sourced Dyes 

Related Post: 3D Printed Metal Space Fabric / High Definition 3D Printing / 3D Printed Aluminum “FOOD TEXTILE” is a sustainable project brand consisting of three companies: TOYOSHIMAI, a food-related company that provides colored raw

EcoLattice – Innovation for a Sustainable Future

Related Post: High Definition 3D Design / 3D Printed Titanium / Woven Details EcoLattice is dedicated to redefining material innovation with a strong commitment to sustainability. The company merges advanced technology with ecological responsibility to

Karlite: A Recycled Alternative To Resin

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials / Zebra Glass Made from recycled car headlights, Karlite is a solid surface material with clarity, endurance, and a second life.

PaperShell Composite Made From Kraft Paper 

Related Post: NewspaperWood / Paper Folding Art / Woven Details PAPERSHELL, a Swedish startup emerged from the visionary minds of Anders Breitholtz and Mathieu Gustafsson. Their core belief was that the solution to the climate

Balt® Malt Wood 

Related Post: Wood Veneer Craftsmanship / Carved 3D Wood Quilting / Kumiko Woodwork Technique Beer as a Starting Point for Sustainable Innovation. Beer is traditionally made from four key ingredients: water, malt, yeast, and hops.

Molecular Couture

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials / Zebra Glass Iris van Herpen’s recent collaboration with biotech company Spiber spotlights Brewed Protein™, a lab-grown, spider-silk-inspired textile made through

Biowaste / Recast

Related Post: Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Adidas and Parley for the Oceans / Recycled Material by Pentatonic The Terra lamp by NIO Creative is crafted from agricultural by-products such as coffee grounds, rice husks,

Bioluminescent Algae

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials / Zebra Glass Iris Van Herpen’s bioluminescent algae dress, co-created with bio-designer Christopher Bellamy, integrates 125 million living micro-algae into couture

Shoe Made from Mycelium / Nanocellulose / PHAs

Related Post: Tactile Volcanic Rock / Maison & Objet / Concrete In a groundbreaking step toward the future of sustainable fashion, the Korvaa Consortium — a visionary collective of biomaterial innovators, designers, and filmmakers —

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