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  1. MaterialBiofold acoustic panelBioFold is inspired by the abundance of wasted natural fibers derived from plants, primarily jute and cotton. It upcycles discarded textile streams of jute burlap coffee bags and denim products. Biofold combines these wastestreams with a biobased non-mineral oil plastic (PLA) that is compostable. Combining origami and digital production techniques transforms BioFold into a sensory architectural product that plays with light, shadow and perception.
  2. MaterialEco RangeGiles Miller Studio has collaborated with material design studio HighSociety to offer Giles Miller Studio's signature tile designs in a new eco-friendly material range. The collection is crafted with by-products of wine, hemp, coffee, tobacco, garlic and vodka (charcoal) production. These by-products are collected from small local businesses and then formed into Giles Miller Studio's signature ‘Fin’ and ‘Penny’ tiles.
  3. MaterialBrickbinThe BrickBin is a sustainable waste bin of made of your own recycled plastic for separate collection of waste. Produced in the Netherlands from…
  4. MaterialCrush paperCrush is an eco-friendly range of papers by Favini, made by replacing up to 15% of virgin tree pulp with the process residues of organic products. Crush paper includes by-products from citrus fruits, grapes, cherries, lavender, corn, olives, coffee, kiwi fruits, hazelnuts and almonds. These natural raw materials are saved from landfill and used to make these distinctive and vivid papers.