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  1. BrandMycelium Material
  2. MaterialMycelium Composite PanelThese mycelium panels are grown with substrate sourced from organic mushroom cultivation waste streams. By upcycling this locally sourced residual material, the production process requires minimal energy and avoids the use of virgin resources, resulting in a low ecological footprint. Shown here are "Shellac coated tipple pattern" and "Laser engraved mycelium network".
  3. ArticleShell Mycelium: using mycelium to build and destroy constructionsNo building lasts forever. While there are solutions in the make, such as giving the materials a passport during construction for reuse later, a…
  4. ArticleMycelium Jacket Showcases Programmable Biomaterials For Future DesignA concept jacket made from mycelium—the root-like network of fungi—offers a clear glimpse into the future of biofabricated materials. Vollebak developed this one-off piece…
  5. MaterialMycelium (root structure of fungi)Biohm works with over 300 different strains of mycelium to create sustainable alternatives to some of the construction industry’s most damaging materials. Biohm harnesses the power of mycelium - the vegetative filament root structure of mushrooms - to produce materials by growing it through organic and synthetic substrates such as the by-products and waste from other industries.
  6. ArticleLeaning on mycelium with the MycoTreeResearchers from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zürich designed the so-called MycoTree, a spatial branching…
  7. ArticleMycelium Door Introduces Scalable Biobased Alternative For Interior ArchitectureA Danish collaboration between mycelium company Rebound and architecture studio Det Levende Hus has led to what they claim is the world’s first mass-produced…
  8. MaterialFungal Mycelium Foams & FilmsFungal mycelium is a root-like network of microscopic threads that forms the main body of a fungus. By shaping fungal mycelium under controlled conditions, lightweight foams and flexible films are produced, composed of 100% inactivated fungal mycelium, without synthetic binders or petroleum additives.
  9. ArticleFire-retardant mycelium materialResearchers at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, created a sustainable, scalable, and safe-fire-retardant material made of pure mycelium. Mycelium is the name for the…
  10. ArticleA living house made of myceliumFor his graduation project at Delft University of Technology, Dutch engineer Bob Hendrikx developed a test setup of ‘living architecture’, consisting of mycelium. While…
  11. ArticleMycelium building materialsUK-based PLP Architects aims to create mycelium-based bio-composite construction materials to move away from traditional building materials. PLP conducted a year-long experiment to explore…
  12. MaterialMycelium designGrown's products are made of mycelium and agricultural waste. Mycelium is the network of fungal wires, or mushroom 'roots'. This mycelium acts as a natural glue that can bind a biomass together. Grown's product range includes light shades, coolers, packaging material, insulation, wall tiles and much more.
  13. ArticleWorld-First Shoe Made From Pure Mycelium Debuts At Milan Design WeekA prototype shoe made entirely from pure mycelium will debut at Milan Design Week, marking a major step in bio-based material innovation. The project…
  14. ArticleNASA Grows the Future: Mycelium-Based Habitats for Earth and BeyondNASA is exploring how fungi can help build the homes of the future—both in space and on Earth. The Mycotecture Off Planet project, led…
  15. ArticleMycelium masks to promote biomaterialsSouth Korean design studio Kuo Duo designed five different masks made from mycelium and inspired by mushroom shapes, to promote the use of biomaterials…
  16. ArticleExploring Mycelium Materials for Architecture and DesignMycelium materials are finding applications in packaging, product design and architectural research. A book edited by architect and design researcher Dilan Ozkan examines how…
  17. MaterialMycelium FoamThe foam is made from 100% mycelium, cultivated from aerial mycelium – the filamentous hyphae of fungi. It grows on an organic substrate primarily composed of straw-derived biofibres. The resulting material is a lightweight foam with natural structural stability and cushioning performance.
  18. ArticleEarplugs made of myceliumMycelium earplugs by Gob represent an innovative step towards sustainable hearing protection. Made from mycelium, the root structure of fungi, these earplugs offer a…
  19. Article‘Pottery’ made of myceliumIn collaboration with Bio Lab Seoul, South Korean design studio Craft Combine designed a collection of containers made of mycelium. In this project, the…
  20. ArticleGrown Structures: A zero-waste structure made from myceliumMycelium appears to be the material of the future. It is biobased, sustainable, and you can make a lot of different things with it,…
  21. ArticleMycelium-Grown Bio-Luxe Surfaces Redefine Lightweight Architectural DesignAt Milano Design Week 2026 (20-26 April), Mush Composites presents the Bio-Luxe | Bio-Lithic collection, a series of mycelium-based architectural surfaces developed for high-end…
  22. ArticleMycelium And Cellulose Nanofibrils Form Plastic-Free Food PackagingResearchers at the University of Maine have developed a fully bio-based food packaging material made from mycelium and cellulose nanofibrils (CNFs). The material offers…
  23. ArticleBee2C: A Circular Beehive from Mycelium and Recycled Coffee WasteThe Bee2C project demonstrates how organic waste can be transformed into a structural, functional, and ecological material solution. By cultivating mycelium on a substrate…
  24. ArticleÀ_SOMBRA: Award-Winning Mycelium Urns Transform Burial Practices for a Sustainable FutureThe À_SOMBRA project, winner of the 2023 Design for a Better World award in the Concept category, reimagines burial rituals by integrating sustainability, material…