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11 results for “algae” in materials
- Algae foamAlgae foam is a flexible foam that is made from harvested algae, combined with an EVA compound. This allows it to mimic the properties of traditional flexible foams when properly processed. By harvesting the algae, Bloom keeps the ecology of the waterways in balance, use less non-renewable oil, and use GMO- and pesticide-free feedstock.
- Algae-based biopolymerThe biopolymer is produced from agar agar, a vegan gelling agent. The substance is extracted from red algae, which are native to water bodies around the world. Depending on its composition, the biopolymer behaves similarly to latex or PVC.
- SKIN SERIES Algae Knit (with Probiotic Finish)SKIN SERIES addresses the unsustainable problem of chemicals in the fashion industry and their effect on both the environment and the body. The textile and treatment add performance and function to clothing using a natural bio-tech approach. The Probiotic Textiles technology encapsulates healthy bacteria into the fibres of clothing.
- An edible mission. More than Packaging_This project brings together two earlier material developments and integrates them within a broader concept of health and well-being. By combining mycelium sheets with algae films, a new material perspective emerges—one that balances stability with flexibility, and sustainability with nourishment.
- MATTR™MATTR™ is an innovative, algae-based material designed to offer a high-performance, sustainable alternative to traditional leather. With its soft touch, extreme durability, and customizable features, MATTR™ is a versatile solution for applications seeking to balance aesthetics and environmental responsibility.
- Algal TilesAlgal Tiles are ecological & luxurious tile solutions for interior design, made of carefully selected kelp algae from the Pacific Ocean. The combination of colours, shades and patterns are given by the natural look of the kelp algae. Every tile is unique and unrepeatable. Kelp is the fastest growing species in the world. It has been known to grow up to 60 cm in a single day.
- Bio Pigments AtelierThe project Bio Pigments atelier aims to change this paradigm. It is a project that revolves around creating your own paints and, in this case, a collection of paintings made with micro-algae pigments. All the paintings here exhibited were made using two distinct techniques. The first one is based on the beeswax technique, the second technique is based on using agar-agar.
- CyalithCyalith is made from naturally occurring calcium carbonate, obtained from either limestone or waste seashells, combined with a natural biopolymer obtained from photosynthetic algae. The materials are naturally blue, but a range of green and brown shades have also been developed.
- 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.
- KerAionUsed worldwide for decades, the KerAion facade system offers – besides low weight and special fastening technique – alternatives to the otherwise quite usual…
- KeraTwinWith its variety of colours, formats and surfaces, KeraTwin offers the architect an enormous freedom of design. And as diverse fastening alternatives ensure technical…








