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Category: Sustainability

3D Printed Helmet – Dior

Related Post: High Definition 3D Design / 3D Printed Titanium / Woven Details Dior made a beautiful 3D printed helmet, each piece was handcrafted in its Paris atelier. The 2023 theme was “futuristic armory” which

Bio-Based SeaWood

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials / Zebra Glass SeaWood materials is a series of fiberboard made from brown seaweed and waste cellulose. SeaWood is a 100%

Made From Waste

Related Post: NewspaperWood / Paper Folding Art / Woven Details Ecological grief is a growing response to experienced and anticipated loss caused by environmental destruction or climate change. There is comfort and hope to be

ForestBank

Related Post: Wood Veneer Craftsmanship / Carved 3D Wood Quilting / Kumiko Woodwork Technique ForestBank™️ by Yuma Kano isn’t simply lumber, but a material design that looks to find the variety of value in entire

Biofabricated Leather

Related Post: Spider Silk / Mylo Leather / MIRUM® High Performance Plant Leather  Modern Meadow began with an R&D initiative to develop a sustainable alternative to leather. This led to breakthrough discovery of proteins as

Citroen OLI Concept

Related Post: Peugeot Onyx Concept / Infiniti Q Inspiration Concept / Lexus LS The focus of the Citroen new concept car is about reduced complexity, simplified tech, lightweight  and sustainable materials. On the whole, the

Glass Made From Ash & Recycled Clam Shells

Related Post: Wood Embedded in Resin / Transparency with Ombre Effect / Holographic Finish Studio Peipei have created their futuristic version of glass which is 100% natural, free of toxins and made from limited additives.

Recycled Fishing Nets

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials / Zebra Glass The fishing net industry causes a large amount of plastic pollution in our oceans. The newer fishing nets

Dead Sea Salt

Related Post: Tactile Volcanic Rock / Maison & Objet / Concrete Israeli designer Erez Nevi Pana use salt from the dead sea and other saltwater bodies as a sustainable construction material for buildings.He treats the

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