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Sustainable

Sustainable materials create a positive impact on communities and the environment. More and more companies and individuals are designing and developing products that have sustainable properties for use in design and architecture.

Sustainable textile showcased at Munich Fabric Start, highlighting innovative design and eco-friendly materials for the fashion industry.
Colorful designs and shapes made from recycled plastic, showcasing Jessica den Hartog's innovative approach to sustainable fashion.
Recycled plastic waste sculpture representing innovative design in affordable housing within the circular economy.
Vibrant, textured stools inspired by natural erosion, showcasing unique colors and process-led design by Gavin Stanley Keightley.
Close-up of cob material, showcasing natural fibers and earth used in traditional cob house construction techniques.
Colorful samples of performance upholstery fabrics organized in shelves, showcasing Agua's textile design and innovation.
FIBandCO's banana plant trunk products displayed, showcasing various textures and colors of sustainable wood materials.
Colorful EchoPanel® acoustic samples arranged in a wave design, celebrating Woven Image's 15-year milestone.
Colorful cassette tapes and cards arranged in a pattern, highlighting Rehyphen®'s up-cycling initiative for discarded music materials.
Co-founders of StoneCycling discuss sustainable brick production amid a large pile of recycled materials.
Seaweed materials stacked against a gray wall, showcasing innovative use in sustainable architecture by Kathryn Larsen.
Sustainable pendant lights designed by High Society, showcasing modern, eco-friendly aesthetics in a minimalist setting.
Colorful, irregularly shaped seating elements on a patterned floor, showcasing Tarkett DESSO's Orchard collection design.
Modern showroom showcasing Woven Image's recycled acoustic panels, featuring collaborative workspaces and vibrant, comfortable furnishings.
A lightweight granite-like material resembling That’s Caffeine, displayed atop roasted coffee beans.
Contemporary furniture display featuring a draped fabric and artistic decor, highlighting Norway's focus on sustainability and design.
Sleek black chair designed by Jørgen and Nanna Ditzel, set against vibrant fishing nets in the Ocean Collection.
Colorful, speckled tableware made from eco-friendly materials displayed on a modern countertop in Linda Bergroth's Zero Waste Bistro.