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- Crush 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.
- Paper Objects & StructuresThe paper structures and objects, designed by Dutch designer Annette V. Huizing, are made of toilet paper and kitchen rolls. The paper is processed with wallpaper glue.
- Walled-PaperWalled-Paper appears to be a patterned paper, but it is a concrete panel. It is a well mastered technique of fine-casting concrete that captures the same graphic detail and visual appeal of patterned wallpaper. The patterns of the Priori range have a timeless reflective quality which adds luminosity and warmth to any environment or structure.
- Papair paper packagingPapair develops paper-based packaging materials designed to replace plastic cushioning solutions such as bubble wrap. The products are fully recyclable, free from plastics and adhesives, and are presented as compliant with the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). The range is intended for protective packaging in logistics, e-commerce and industrial applications.
- Pampas Grass paperThis innovative project aims to utilize pampas grass, a natural but invasive resource, to create biodegradable materials through cellulose extraction. The focus lies in developing strong and flexible materials, with the initial application being paper production. The plant's adaptability and beauty, even in inhospitable environments, provide intriguing inspiration for the design process.
- voorBIJ© roadside grass paperVoorBIJ© is recycled paper with fibres from clippings from ecologically managed roadsides. For every 100 kilos of voorBIJ© paper 35 kilos of freshly mown roadside grass is used. By using roadside grass as a raw material for the paper, the stored CO2 in the clippings is not released and it acquires new value.
- Aquatic plant paperThis paper is made with aquatic plants, which are trimmed to keep the waters navigable. The plants are mixed with wood pulp, the green fibres remain visible. The more aquatic plants are used, the darker the paper becomes.
- Paper bricksPaper Bricks are made with recycled newspapers. To make the bricks, newspapers are turned into pulp and combined with wood glue, before being pressed into the right shape. The paper bricks are as sturdy as real bricks, with a marbled look. The texture is warm and soft like textile. The colour of the bricks depends on the colours of the paper that is used.
- Leek paperBecause it is possible to make paper from any organic material, leek waste can be used to do so as well. That paper can then be used to wrap vegetables in paper made from the waste streams of their own production. The packaging would also be the perfect medium to explain the story behind organic vegetables.
- Paptic paperPaptic is a renewable material that could replace normal paper and plastic. Wood fibre based, the material is biodegradable, but also suitable for recycling. It weighs 30% less than paper and also takes up less space. The material is suitable for uses where plastic films have previously been the only alternative, can be stretched up to 20%, with hight tensile strength is compared to plastic films.
- Takeo PaperEach Takeo paper has a distinctive application or finish. For example, when debossed, Pachica’s impressed areas become transparent, giving business cards or invitations for example a unique look. Tant Select TS-1 features debossing on both sides, creating a linen-like appearance that becomes translucent in the light. Tassel GA takes on a woven look thanks to its diagonal waffle pattern and single-sided embossing.
- Paper CarpetThe paper carpet by Finnish VM-Carpet is made out of 100% paper yarn. Thanks to impregnation this carpet is fire resistant, stain resistant and easy to clean, even washable.
- Urban paper collectionInfluenced by architecture, the Gmund paper collection is crafted from cement and wood. Paper with dusty colours, vivid wood structures and powdery cement finishes – this is a collection in accord with the raw materials used in architecture. This collection’s three different surfaces - Architect, Cement and Brasilia - are rough and authentic, offering a unique tactile experience.
- Paper Waste PanelPaper Waste Panels are an innovative interior finishing material crafted from repurposed industrial fibre waste. They are made primarily from cellulose fibres that have…
- Shiro paperShiro Alga Carta began life as a way to use the damaging algal blooms of the Venice lagoon. Shiro Tree Free uses the fibres from annual plants such as bamboo, cotton or bagasse. Because there is no tree content, there is no FSC certification. Shiro Echo is the highest quality recycled paper. Produced from 100% post-consumer recycled waste.
- Water resistant paperKenya Hara's zero-energy humidifier consists of water resisting paper which droplets evaporating from the paper. A coating of hydrophobic aerosol makes the droplets bead up into balls.
- Paper & Boiya CollectionThe Boiya Collection revives a nearly lost craft tradition from Haryana. Historically, boiya referred to lightweight utility objects made from locally available natural materials. PBA reinterprets this technique using upcycled fibres and circular production methods. The collection includes decorative objects such as vases.
- IAS Wasted PaperLaboratory handsheets of paper made from the residue of vegetal Invasive Alien Species (IAS): Eucalyptus globulus, Tradescantia fluminensis, Arundo donax and Phytolacca americana. The paper is susceptible to be industrialized in order to create a sustainable and biocompostable material. No additives or toxic-chemical compounds are added.
- Leatherlike paperLeatherlike is embossed paper that resembles real leather. It is inspired by the fashion sector and dedicated to luxury printing and packaging. On the surface, the leather-like designs are highly visible, giving both a distinctive style and a unique tactile experience. Leatherlike is an environmentally friendly product available in 3 shades, 4 embossed finishes (Classic, Ethnic, Minimal and Vintage) and 3 grammages.
- Pine needle paperThe fine, inner fibres in the pine needles, without the dry exterior leaves, are used to make paper. Pine is the second most common type of tree in Germany, so there is no shortage of pine needles. The use of pine needles has another significant benefit, namely the essential oils in pine needles keep some insects at bay.
- Tree Free PaperInstead of the standard cellulose this tree free, handmade paper is mixture of 100% cotton together with Lotka, Silk and Bamboo.
- Drop PapersThe Drop Paper is non woven and available in white and 15 colours in 2,4m wide and 42 colours in 1,6m wide on request. This material is fire resistant and is ideal for any type of indoor marking.
- Paper touchA light 100% cotton jersey finished with a sensorial paper touch. The material has a papery effect, but has the advantages of textile, like washability.
- Tissue paper & clay ceramicsThese ceramics are made from tissue paper and clay slips, creating a stacked material that looks like stratum. Designer Jongjin Park explores the abilities of ceramics, playing with the perception of what's real.
