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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.

Elizabeth Bridges & Garrett Benisch of Bioforcetech on transforming feedstock, changing behaviour & world domination.

Interview: Elizabeth Bridges & Garrett Benisch.

Meet the maker: Charlotte Smithson.

Meet the maker: Charlotte Smithson.

BIT.BIO.BOT: A prototype dwelling and collective experiment in biotech architecture.

BIT.BIO.BOT: Biotech architecture.

Innovative biomaterials to specify right now.

Innovative biomaterials to specify now.

Posidonia by Studiograma repurposes natural materials from the sea floor.

Posidonia by Studiograma.

Outside/Inside: What constitutes a vessel?

Outside/Inside: What constitutes a vessel?

Paula Nerlich on biomaterials research, circular economy and co-creation.

Interview: Biomaterials designer Paula Nerlich.

Top biomaterials designers on our radar right now.

Top biomaterials designers on our radar.

21 biomaterials designers to watch in 2021.

21 biomaterials designers in 2021.

Ultrafabrics expands revolutionary Volar Bio range with stunning earth-inspired colour palette.

Ultrafabrics expands revolutionary range.

Raw Armour: Alice Potts helps combat plastic crisis with biodegradable PPE.

Biodegradable PPE helps combat plastic crisis.

Planted Unearthed reconnects us with nature.

Planted Unearthed

Silo, the world's first zero-waste restaurant by award-winning chef Douglas McMaster, designed by Nina+Co.

SILO LONDON

BIOHM announces the launch of its equity crowdfunding campaign.

BIOHM

Biomaterial designers: ‘Ones to Watch’ 2020.

Biomaterial designers:

The Indus Project: Innovative tile-based bioremediation.

The Indus Project

Carolyn Raff on biomaterials, sustainable manufacturing and baking sequins.

Carolyn Raff

Damaged materials do not always need replacing; materials can become more beautiful as they degrade.

Hannah Elisabeth Jones BioMarble.