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- Concrete Canvas Ltd.
- Concrete ClothConcrete Cloth is a flexible cement impregnated fabric that hardens when hydrated to form a thin durable water and fire proof concrete layer. The material is a mixture of Concrete blend, synthetic fibres and it has a PVC backing.
- Table series are made from Concrete CanvasDesigner Neal Aronowitz used Concrete Canvas, a flexible, concrete-impregnated fabric, to design a series of tables that wouldn’t have been possible with ordinary concrete.…
- Kinetic Green Canvas: Pixelated plant art on the façadeWe can both use art and plants to cheer up the neighbourhood, so why not combine the best of both worlds? Built by Associative…
- Asian CanvasAsian Canvas is a free from PVC textile wall coating, produced from Asiatic weaving arts and modern materials.The material is delivered only in complete rolls.
- A temporary overnight location made of canvas and woodDutch architects Floor Skrabanja and Fé Ramakers designed an overnight location sustainable canvas and wood as part of a project celebrating the 200th anniversary…
- Canvas – Biobased RugDonkersloot Biobased is a natural product that behaves organically. The natural flax fibre in the linen gives the carpet durability, longevity, sustainability and a pearly shine as time passes. In all its elegance, it contributes to a comfortable indoor air quality through the linen fibres, which can regulate humidity and are ideally suited for under-floor heating.
- Embossed printed canvasThese embossed print designs consist of layers of 100% cotton, with in between foam rubber to create an embossed effect. The layers of textile are glued together using a heat press, and the foam rubber is cut to size with a laser cutter. The material is printed using a digital printer. The print in combination with the embossed effect creates hyper realistic results.
- Circular Tent CanvasTent fabrics used for canopies and stages at events and festivals are made from cotton or petroleum-based plastics such as polyethylene, polyester, and nylon. As alternative, the material shown here is a woven fabric composed of 50% cotton and 50% poly(lactic acid). It has been demonstrated that this material is suitable for molecular recycling through the recovery of building blocks.
- Concrete clothConcrete Canvas have developed a ground breaking material technology called Concrete Cloth that allows concrete to be used in a completely new way. Concrete…
- Hévé textileHévé textiles collection (formerly called Tchouc) is the result of La Gadoue’s research on latex coating on natural canvas. This hand-made composite material is a vegetal alternative to leather. The idea is to produce a functional and versatile textile for interior design. La Gadoue decided to use the natural textiles linen and jute as base canvas. For the coating, La Gadoue uses natural rubber, which comes from the sap of the rubber tree.
- Belgian LinenThanks to its unique properties, flax may be woven into a very wide range of fabrics. From very fine batiste to heavy canvas, Belgian Linen is used in apparel and household linen, drapery and upholstery fabric, technical canvas and wallcoverings. More than ever Belgian Linen is recognised as 'the natural fabric', a champion in sustainable development.
- LinoPulpoLinoPulpo is an eco-conscious composite material made from pulped linoleum, jute, and repurposed cotton canvas, all sourced from recycled Forbo Flooring Systems linoleum waste. The material includes cork flour-based and wood flour-based linoleum, combining sustainable elements into a versatile and durable product. The linoleum used is a natural, non-toxic material made from tree rosin and linseed oil, known for its environmental benefits.
- Today’s materials for tomorrow’s textiles & fabrics!Recycled leather, natural fibres, 3D printed fabric… During MaterialDistrict Rotterdam 2019 (12-14 March in Rotterdam Ahoy, the Netherlands) the textile and fashion designer will…
- Chenille ViscoseThis carpet is composed out of a 100 % recycled Chenille Viscose core with a 100 % cotton canvas backing. It has a shiny appearance and a ripple texture.
- Bulrush LeatherBulrush Leather is a biobased material crafted from bulrush (Typha latifolia) fibres and seeds, bonded with microcrystalline cellulose (MCC), and carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC). The result is a flexible, translucent, leather-like canvas with exceptional textural qualities and biodegradability.
- Handmade textured surfacesTwin brothers Richard and Ian Abell of studio Based Upon create surfaces like a work of art using metals, resins and lacquers. Applied as…
- A high end bag made of fine myceliumMycoWorks, a company developing a mycelium-based alternative to animal leather, teamed up with French luxury fashion house Hermès to create a high-end handbag. The…
- Hand-tufted carpets made with leftover carpet capacityStudio Mieke Lucia, founded by Mieke van den Hout, worked with leftover carpet capacity from big orders placed at Tarkett. Aiming to bring more…
- Recycled PETThe 100% recycled PET (RPET) collection comes in a variety of fabrics. Waste2Wear is specialised in the recycling of plastic waste into high quality, yarns, woven and non-woven fabrics and finished textile products.
- A rug inspired by a pebbled beachScandinavian design studio Muuto teamed up with Margrethe Odgaard to design a wool and jute carpet inspired by the sensuous feeling of walking across…
- Micro-organisms that adjust your shoesSports company Puma is working on an experimental sports shoe that uses biologically active materials to adapt to the wearer’s foot. The shoe, presented…
- 3,350 repurposed space blankets at the Burning Man FestivalRussian entrepreneur Alexander Shtanuk has started a crowdfunding campaign to fun a project that aims to transform discarded NASA space blankets to create a…
- A watch made from deconstructed illegal firearmsSwedish wearable brand Triwa created a collection of analogue watches made from Humanium, a metal made from melted down confiscated firearms. There are hundred…
