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Sustainable residential development at Orford Mews in East London, featuring modern architecture and lush landscaping.

Orford Mews, London.

Experimental biomaterials showcased in various textures and colors, highlighting innovation in sustainable design practices.

Biomaterial designers:

Bright pink shelves display pastel products with a neon "stay humble" sign, creating a modern, inviting retail atmosphere.

2019 Round-up

A close-up of layered BioMarble material showcasing vibrant red textures with unique, biodegradable properties.

Hannah Elisabeth Jones BioMarble.

Three textured concrete cubes, showcasing unique finishes, representing innovative design at the Surface Design Show 2019.

One of a Kind

Colorful citrus fruits and a glass of water arranged on a surface featuring Altrock's innovative 2,000-year-old material.

Introducing Altrock

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

Nuatan

Sustainable design piece featuring a unique blue table made from recycled materials, reflecting ecological innovation at London Design Festival 2018.

Sustainability

Colorful natural and man-made materials arranged around the book "Why Materials Matter," highlighting sustainability and design innovation.

Why Materials Matter

Colorful, textured furniture pieces made from recycled materials, showcasing innovative design at the London Design Fair.

Plastic Beyond the Chipper

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