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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.

Credit: Rocio Chacon

Hair as a new material?

Image courtesy of StoneCycling

StoneCycling & Circular Matters' CornWall®.

bioMATTERS

24 bio and by-product based materials for 2024.

Reconfiguration of a Tree

Interview: The New Materialist.

Glastonbury Festival’s Hayes Pavilion.

Meet the maker: Jasmine Linington.

Photography by Sara Hibbert.

How do we bring colour into circularity?

BIOHM

Year in review: Top innovation of 2022.

Courtesy of Midushi Kochar

Dutch Design Week 2022: Our top picks.

Fabula

Top 23 biomaterial designers to watch in 2023.

Maker in residence: DeakinBio.

Graduate spotlight: Lucia Mills.

Graduate spotlight: Georgie Gerrard.

Cocoboard: Sustainable coconut-based panels.

Image: Victoria Middleton

From The Ground Up now open at MSS.

Alice Potts

Top 22 biomaterial designers to watch in 2022.

Image courtesy of Bioforcetech

Interview: Elizabeth Bridges & Garrett Benisch.

Meet the maker: Charlotte Smithson.