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Mycelium sculptural object by Georgie Gerrard, showcasing unique textures and organic colors, featured in the big. store collection.

9. Georgie Gerrard - Mycelium pieces for big.

Colorful ceramics and playful design elements, including candles and decorative objects, featured at DDW 2023.

Our Dutch Design Week top picks.

Corrugated hemp fibre panel displayed in a natural setting, showcasing sustainable materials from Margent Farm, Cambridgeshire.

6. Margent Farm - Corrugated hemp fibre panel.

Textured clay tiles in earthy tones showcased in Atelier Barb's Bio Series collection, emphasizing sustainable design aesthetics.

5. Atelier Barb - The Bio Series.

Soorin Shin stands beside vibrant 3D art installations, showcasing her unique style and artistic practice in Glasgow.

Maker in residence: Soorin Shin.

Three unique cylindrical tables in earthy, white, and blue materials showcased at London Design Festival 2023.

LDF 2023: Material Matters.

Showcasing innovative concrete furniture and greenery at the Full Circle Concrete installation in Material Source Studio, Manchester.

Full Circle Concrete installation now open.

Colorful, textured plastic pieces arranged creatively, showcasing innovative approaches to reimagining plastic waste by May Wild Studio.

Michael Wild of May Wild Studio x Hopwood Hall.

A young artisan crafts pottery, focused on his work, surrounded by tools and raw materials in a studio setting.

Maker in residence: Bruno Schooling.

Assorted bio-based materials and design prototypes showcasing innovative black and natural wood textures.

Interview: The New Materialist.

Innovative architectural design showcasing a vibrant interior layout with people engaging in various activities.

Graduate Design Shows 2023.

Newly designed Hayes Pavilion at Glastonbury Festival, showcasing innovative fungi-based architecture with visitors interacting at sunset.

Glastonbury Festival’s Hayes Pavilion.

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