Sustainable design
Fussy Refillable Deodorant by Blond
Blond, a London-based design agency, reimagines the humble deodorant completely.
Future Wardrobe
Future Wardrobe is an interspecies, speculative futures wearable garment.
Cocoon by HagenHinderdael
Cocoon is a decorative pendant celebrating craft and pushing the boundaries of new and sustainable technologies.
Honext Material by Honext
Honext is an emerging Barcelona based company that has engineered the carbon-neutral, circular, bio-tech Honext process.
Poma/Olera: Patera Magna by House of Thol
The Patera Magna, the first product of the Poma/Olera series, is designed to help you store your fruit and vegetables better and help avoid food waste.
Karin Carlander
Karin Carlander is a textile artist and weaver who established her studio in 1988.
Solid Textile Board Coated by Really by Kvadrat
Solid Textile Board Coated by Really is a pre-coated high-density material made from end-of-life textiles and cut offs from Kvadrat.
The Resurface Table by Norwegian Trash
From fish farm to furniture: The Resurface Table is made of marine waste from the Norwegian fishing industry.
Algae Bioplastic Vessels by Other Matter
Experimental designer and artist Jessie French has generated a collection of bioplastic tableware, made using algae polymers and pigments.
Bee Loop Honey Pot by Pencil and Lion
Bee Loop is organic, recyclable, renewable, edible, biodegradable, and antifungal.
MSK by Petit Pli
Petit Pli is a material science company engineering garments that grow through applying its patent-accepted technology.
Ptacek Home Chunk Line by Ptacek Home
Our forests give up large chunks of wood along highways and in neighborhoods that are not commercially viable on an industrial scale so often end up as firewood or landfill.
Furniture Pavilion S by ROOI Design and Research
ROOI Design and Research has designed an outdoor pavilion to unveil a comprehensive and sustainable design solution.
Ori Seri by Scarlett Yang Design
Ori Seri serves to consciously minimise waste with radical hybrid design solutions in bio fabrication and generative design.
Cardboard Ceramics After School Club by Store Projects
Cardboard Ceramics is an example of how Store Projects is working to help teach the next generation of designers to think, work, and create in a more sustainable manner.
Living Coffin by Studio Hendrikx and Loop Biotech
While most researchers had their eyes on the plants and organisms above ground, recent discoveries have shown that Earth's most crucial creatures live underneath us.
NomNom by Studio Philipp Hainke
NomNom is an ecological cutlery set with a biological coating. All pieces are completely plant-based and 100% biodegradable.
Common Sands – Forite tiles by Studio Plastique, Snøhetta and Fornace Brioni
Common Sands — Forite is a collection of recycled glass tiles made from the glass components found in discarded ovens and microwave ovens.
Notpla by Superunion
Notpla is a revolutionary, seaweed-based material and sustainable start-up on a mission to make packaging, as we know it, disappear naturally.
iQ Natural by TARKETT
iQ Natural represents the next generation of vinyl floors in the transition to a circular, carbon-neutral society.
The Elements by The New Raw
The Elements is a series of beach furniture and components that draw their inspiration from patterns and textures often observed in coastal areas.