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  1. MaterialCeramic sandCeramic sand explores the question what the effect of sand is on the colour and structure of ceramic pieces. Using various kinds of sand from various places, designer Marin Jansen experimented with adding sand to clay. In addition, she also used sand to make glaze. The same sand added in a glaze but fired in different ways (oxidation, 1260 C, reduction and oxidation 1050 C) gives different results.
  2. Materialbios.antibacterial ceramicsThe bios.antibacterialceramics slabs have antibacterial properties in the full mass. During processing, to the ceramic material mineral particles are added, that generate a highly effective antibacterial reaction. The bactericide action remains unchanged in time; no light is needed to enable it. The tiles can be supplied in natural, polished and glazed versions.
  3. MaterialCorten Ceramic TileThe Corten ceramic tiles by Tau have the look of a Cortenz steel panel. As opposed to actual steel, these ceramic tiles do not corrode any further and the corrosion does not wash out on other surfaces, such as windows.
  4. ArticleCeramic museum wins Co-Creation AwardA radical looking museum extension finished with ceramic tiling has won this year’s Materia Co-Creation Award. The prize goes out to the best collaborative…
  5. Material3D Printed Urban Ceramics 4D TileThe 4D Tile is an innovative 3D printed ceramic tile conceived as a 4D building element, designed to interact over time with water, climate, and living nature. Measuring 8x8 cm and crafted in durable stoneware ceramic, its sculptural geometry is engineered to capture rain and retain ambient moisture, creating ideal conditions for local moss to thrive.
  6. MaterialCircular CeramicsCircular Ceramics designed by Sara Howard in collaboration with Kevala Ceramics, focuses on designing a new way of consuming that reduces the harm inflicted on our planet and preserves our natural resources - without compromising on design. This collection's clay body is made from 100% waste, sourced from Kevala's factory wastewater treatment system. The glaze is engineered from industrial stone manufacturing slurries and consumer glass waste sourced from Bali's rivers.
  7. ArticleCeramics made of egg shells and algaeArgentinian designer Cynthia Nudel designed ‘bioceramics’, artful objects made of eggshells and brown algae. According to Nudel, this project arises from a conflict between…
  8. ArticleFrom iron sludge to ceramic productsCalled Oer, an initiative by Lotte de Raadt, this project investigates different possibilities for the application of iron sludge, a waste product of drinking…
  9. ArticleA ceramic dripping machine to create structures, graphics and texturesWith the project Moca, Studio Joachim-Morineau developed a dripping machine that drips liquid clay at a certain rhythm to create various structures, graphics and…
  10. MaterialCeramic surfaceThis ceramic range of panels is based on the idea of creating surfaces that have the delicacy of fired glazes. The tactile appeal of the surfaces is designed to engage the user to try and determine how the material has been created as closer inspection shows that the depth of the design is not a paint effect but a solid surface. Solomon and Wu loves the idea of investigating the possibilities with designers.
  11. ArticleThe Boundary Pushing Ceramics of Jeremy ColeStriking a balance between art and design, Jeremy Cole’s distinctive floral style arises from an aesthetic exploration surrounding the relationship between ceramics and light…
  12. ArticleThe Beauty of Making 888,246 Ceramics By HandLast week, we talked about the completion of ‘Blood Swept Land and Seas,’ the installation by Paul Cummins displaying 888,246 ceramic poppies made by…
  13. MaterialECI Ceramic CoatingECI Ceramic Coating is an environmentally friendly water based polymer roof and wall coating. This solar reflective coating reflects solar light and prevents heat conduction.
  14. ArticleSuperusing ceramic tilesMaterial innovation can sometimes be as simple as finding a new use for existing material, in particular a material that has been rejected because…
  15. ArticleCeramic museum extensionA curious choice for a museum extension shaped like a squashed sphere: ceramics. The architects designing new space for a Dutch museum made a…
  16. ArticleNatural Glazes Improve Water Resistance Of Compostable Eggshell CeramicDutch design studio Atelier LVDW is exploring how historical finishing techniques can improve the performance and appearance of contemporary biomaterials. Its ongoing Glazing Bio-Ceramics…
  17. TalkLotte Douwes – Circular Collection – The beauty of ceramic wasteStudio Lotte Douwes has a strong focus on high-quality ceramic designs and circular production methods. The collections Lotte designs play with the concept of…
  18. ArticleCeramics made of eggshellsDutch designer Laura van de Wijdeven of Atelier LVDW developed a ceramic-like material made out of eggshells that is also biodegradable. Annually, 10 billion…
  19. Article3D printed concrete gradient furniture and ceramic vasesA collaboration between Vienna-based designer Philipp Aduatz and Austrian manufacturer Incremental3d resulted in a series of 3D printed concrete gradient furniture and ceramic gradient…
  20. ArticleA ceramic planter made with biochar to trap carbonIn a collaboration between US-based companies OurCarbon, Break, and Sum Studio created a ceramic planter made with biochar, which traps greenhouse gasses. Developed by…
  21. ArticleBest of 2019: Ceramic glaze made from human urineOriginally published on 21 January For her project This is Urine, designer Sinae Kim aims to re-evaluate the potential role and value of urine,…
  22. ArticleCeramic glaze made from human urineFor her project This is Urine, designer Sinae Kim aims to re-evaluate the potential role and value of urine, by using its inorganic components…
  23. Article3D printing ceramics with simulated moon regolithResearchers at the European Space Agency (ESA) printed finely detailed ceramic parts using simulated lunar regolith. Regolith is a layer of loose heterogeneous material…
  24. MaterialLycra with ceramicWhites used in garments may be transparent when wet. But when you double line the garment or use fabric with ceramic core technology this will not happen. This Lycra can be used in swimming wear and will stay unrevealing white.