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Bio-based

Bio-based materials have unique properties and natural beauty. Innovation is key to developing these new material forms for use across all manner of interior applications. One of the main advantages of biomaterials is their low environmental impact. And as material exploration gathers momentum, we provide a platform.

Image courtesy of Bioforcetech

Interview: Elizabeth Bridges & Garrett Benisch.

Meet the maker: Charlotte Smithson.

©Marco Cappelletti

BIT.BIO.BOT: Biotech architecture.

Ottan Materials

Innovative biomaterials to specify now.

Posidonia by Studiograma.

Outside/Inside: What constitutes a vessel?

Paula Nerlich © Marielle Samstad

Interview: Biomaterials designer Paula Nerlich.

Studio Sarmite - Pine Resin

Top biomaterials designers on our radar.

Zero Waste experimental packaging by Austeja Platukyte

21 biomaterials designers in 2021.

Ultrafabrics expands revolutionary range.

Biodegradable PPE helps combat plastic crisis.

Planted - Green Balconies

Planted Unearthed

Silo - Doug at the hearth. Photography - Sam A Harris.

SILO LONDON

BIOHM - Mycelium Fungi Growths.

BIOHM

Hannah Elisabeth Design

Biomaterial designers:

The Indus Project is a tile-based, modular bioreactor wall system for cleaning water through bioremediation.

The Indus Project

Carolyn Raff

Hannah Elisabeth Jones - BioMarble - Beetroot.

Hannah Elisabeth Jones BioMarble.