Psychedelic Textiles is a bio-based material collection designed for sustainable applications in interior and architectural spaces. It is intended for use in high-end architectural projects, including luxury hotels, museums, and large-scale installations, where both aesthetics and environmental considerations are essential.

The collection primarily utilizes Dutch wool, combined with materials such as charcoal, coffee waste, chocolate powder, feather waste, aquatic plants, and essential oils. These materials introduce diverse textures and sensory qualities, offering an alternative approach to material design. The combination of natural and repurposed elements aims to expand the use of biomaterials within spatial environments.

These materials exhibit dynamic interactions with light, transitioning between reflective and matte surfaces. Their adaptability allows for integration into various interior applications, including walls, partitions, sculptural elements, and acoustic panels. Their textural qualities range from smooth to coarse, providing a range of sensory experiences.

Developed through interdisciplinary biomaterial research, all materials in the collection are fully biodegradable, supporting a zero-waste life cycle. When disposed of, they contribute to soil enrichment, aligning with principles of environmental sustainability.

Psychedelic Textiles is an ongoing material research project exploring the intersection of natural materials and design innovation. It offers a range of applications in spatial design, with a focus on sustainability and material versatility.