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Sculptural installation featuring repurposed coffee waste, showcasing circular forms arranged in an artistic pattern for London Design Festival 2021.

LDF/21: Giles Miller Studio x Grind.

Colorful geometric shapes made of materials displayed against a deep blue background, showcasing design creativity and innovation.

Part 5: Introducing the MSS partners.

Showcasing colorful material samples and designs at the Surface Design Show 2022, emphasizing sustainable design trends and creativity.

Surface Design Show 2022: ‘Sense of Place’.

Natural materials and textures arranged artistically, showcasing Silestone Sunlit Days collection's sustainable design and aesthetic appeal.

Silestone Sunlit Days: Carbon neutral collection.

Colorful, textured biomaterials samples arranged on a surface, showcasing innovative designs in sustainable material development.

Innovative biomaterials to specify now.

Artwork featuring a pink bench with intricate designs, displayed in a contemporary gallery setting at the National Gallery of Victoria.

NGV: History in the making.

Ebonite terrazzo desk rests by AJOTO paired with sleek metallic pens, showcasing innovative design and craftsmanship.

AJOTO & Olivia Aspinall Studio: Ebonite terrazzo.

Three uniquely designed 3D printed lamps made from recycled ceramics, showcasing sustainable and parametric design elements.

Reprint Ceramics: Sustainability & 3D printing.

Stylish red CALA chair by Martin Ballendat, showcasing a modern design with a functional, stackable structure.

The CALA chair by Martin Ballendat.

Colorful garments displayed in a playful pop-up installation for Pangaia at Selfridges, showcasing sustainable fashion.

Playful pop-up for Pangaia at Selfridges.

Paula Nerlich smiling, showcasing her interest in biomaterials research and circular economy principles against a neutral background.

Interview: Biomaterials designer Paula Nerlich.

Rollie Attard, COO of Panaz, smiles confidently in a stylish plaid blazer, representing heritage and innovation in the hospitality industry.

Interview: Panaz COO Rollie Attard.

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