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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.

Stylish chair made with bio-based fabric, alongside a small table and potted plant, showcased at 100% Design.

Ultraleather® | Volar Bio.

Translucent, bio-based sequin with iridescent colors reflecting light, showcasing sustainable design in material innovation.

Bio Iridescent Sequin - Elissa Brunato

Seaweed materials stacked against a gray wall, showcasing innovative use in sustainable architecture by Kathryn Larsen.

Kathryn Larsen Seaweed Thatch.

Sustainable pendant lights designed by High Society, showcasing modern, eco-friendly aesthetics in a minimalist setting.

HIGH SOCIETY Lighting using post-industrial waste.

A man kneels beside a table displaying Totomoxtle objects and a colorful hexagonal wall installation.

TOTOMOXTLE by Fernando Laposse

Ehab Sayed speaking about sustainable materials and innovative solutions for plastic waste in a casual setting.

Ehab Sayed of Biohm

Vegan hotel suite designed by Bompas & Parr, featuring plant-based materials, modern decor, and greenery.

Vegan Design

Natsai Audrey Chieza, a materials designer, poses in a pink sweater, highlighting biodesign and sustainability themes.

Natsai Audrey Chieza of Faber Futures

Nuatan bioplastic products displayed on a table, with a close-up of plants and a model in the background.

Nuatan

Vibrant green lichen-covered hills on rocky terrain, highlighting innovative natural materials' role in climate change awareness.

Future Knowledge