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Top 22 biomaterial designers to watch in 2022.
Modern interior featuring a rustic table, textured carpet, and a black and white nature artwork, embodying wabi-sabi aesthetics.
Ermis chair by The New Raw, showcasing a unique zero-waste design with layered pastel tones in an industrial setting.
Zhekai Zhang and a collaborator pose in contemporary fashion showcasing innovative textiles, emphasizing sustainable design practices.
Balzac armchair by Matthew Hilton displayed on a textured gray surface, celebrating thirty years of design innovation.
Soft, colorful Chaos Rug designed by Audronė Drungilaitė, showcasing abstract patterns in vibrant hues on a warm brown background.
Designer Agnė Kučerenkaitė holds a unique handcrafted vase, symbolizing innovation and sustainable design from waste materials.
Textured stone setting featuring a unique hanging light, minimalist table, and handcrafted bowls in an innovative design display.
Colorful, textured biomaterials samples arranged on a surface, showcasing innovative designs in sustainable material development.
Artwork featuring a pink bench with intricate designs, displayed in a contemporary gallery setting at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Natural Posidonia seagrass materials arranged on a neutral background, showcasing sustainable design inspired by marine ecosystems.
Jasna Sokolovic and Noel O’Connell pose in front of colorful geometric artworks created by their collaborative, Dear Human.
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