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Top 22 biomaterial designers to watch in 2022.

Top 22 biomaterial designers to watch in 2022.

Colorful materials displayed with decorative natural elements, showcasing Smile Plastics' innovative designs for the Surface Design Show 2022.

Smile Plastics x SDS 22: Cosmos & Spectra.

Modern industrial kitchen and living area featuring sustainable design elements, vibrant decor, and natural light throughout.

Sustainably driven brands to specify now at MSS.

Circular area rug with abstract patterns under a modern black table and chair, highlighting contemporary interior design.

Part 7: Introducing the MSS partners.

Stylish interior of a modern dining space with navy chairs and a sleek countertop, showcasing contemporary design elements.

Part six: Introducing the MSS partners.

Textured stone setting featuring a unique hanging light, minimalist table, and handcrafted bowls in an innovative design display.

Tactile Baltics: A focus on materials.

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

Part 5: Introducing the MSS partners.

Biotech architecture installation featuring researchers interacting with green algae-filled tubes in a spacious setting.

BIT.BIO.BOT: Biotech architecture.

Modern kitchen with a coral accent wall, minimalist furniture, and decorative items, highlighting innovative design for Material Source Studio.

Part 2: Introducing the MSS partners.

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

Silestone Sunlit Days: Carbon neutral collection.

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

AJOTO & Olivia Aspinall Studio: Ebonite terrazzo.

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

Interview: Biomaterials designer Paula Nerlich.

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