New Materials for a More Sustainable Interior
BIO® Thermopolymer: Bio-Based Material for Sustainable Furniture
BIO® Thermopolymer is a bio-based material developed by Andreu World for furniture applications. Produced through bacterial fermentation and formulated with natural plant-based fillers, it is used in collections such as Nuez Lounge BIO® and Bolete Lounge BIO®.
Foresso Timber Terrazzo: Recycled Wood Waste as an Interior Surface
Foresso Timber Terrazzo is a surface material made by combining recycled timber offcuts, wood dust, mineral powders, and a bio-resin binder. It offers an alternative to conventional stone, plastic, and solid-surface finishes. Its distinctive visual language combines the irregular character of wood waste with the durability and finish associated with terrazzo,.
HyphaTex: Bio-Based Panels from Textile and Date-Palm Waste
Designed for acoustic, thermal, lightweight, and circular applications, HyphaTex demonstrates how agricultural and textile waste can become a new resource for interior architecture. Its development is particularly relevant to regions where climate-responsive design are increasingly important.
Eelgrass Acoustic Materials for Sustainable Interiors
Eelgrass acoustic materials represent a new approach where a natural coastal resource becomes a functional interior element, improving sound quality while introducing texture, warmth, and ecological awareness into spaces.
Elementic MO6 Tiles: A Carbon-Negative Revolution in Architectural Design
Discover how Finnish company Elementic’s MO6 Carbon Tiles turn forestry waste into permanent CO₂ storage—each kilogram locks away nearly three times its weight in carbon, transforming buildings from emitters into carbon sinks.
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Discover how bio-composite materials like Mycelium-Based Composite (MBC) are redefining sustainable luxury at 3daysofdesign 2026. Aifunghi’s groundbreaking furniture proves that bio-composite materials are the future of high-end design.