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- Orange Fiber S.R.L.
- Orange FiberOrange Fiber is a silk-like yarn, made from repurposed citrus juice byproducts. When used in its purest form, the resulting 100% citrus textile features a soft and silky hand-feel, lightweight, and can be opaque or shiny according to production needs. The yarn can also be blended with other materials.
- A fruitful idea: fabric made from orange peel by Orange FiberIn Italy, the citrus industry discards one million tonnes of citrus fruit peels annually. While the peels are of course biodegradable, it still costs a…
- A 3D printed compostable lamp made from orange peelsItalian design studio Krill Design created a natural and compostable desk lamp called Ohmie, 3D printed from Sicilian orange peels. Said to be the…
- 3D printed cups made of orange peelsItalian-based design and innovation office Carlo Ratti Associati, in collaboration with global energy company Eni, developed an experimental Circular Juice Bar that not only…
- A lampshade made of orange peelsDesigner Alkesh Parmar of Studio Arp designed a lampshade made of sewn together pieces of orange peel. Orange peels are a common waste product…
- Packaging material made from waste orange peelsBrunel University London design student Denny Handley developed a material with waste orange peels, which could be used to keep food fresh. Bio-Peel, as…
- Concept Stroller Explores Biomaterials From Sawdust And Orange PeelA concept stroller developed by students at Aalto University brings together seven experimental materials made from industrial waste, recycled fibres and plant-based raw materials.…
- Orange Peel Waste TilesOrange Peel Waste Tiles transform citrus peel residues into vivid, tactile biomaterials full of texture and visual warmth. Each piece embodies playful variations in colour and structure, balancing material experimentation with craftsmanship. The tiles can be pressed or cast to achieve a range of densities and surface finishes, from matte to glossy.
- Partition walls made of mycelium and orange peelsOBOS and Interesting Times Gang unveiled an innovative "wall-as-furniture" concept that highlights the potential of biophilic design and sustainable materials in interior architecture. This…
- Solar-Integrated Electric Vehicle Produces More Energy Than It ConsumesGraduate students at Clemson University have created an electric car that can produce more energy than it uses during a typical day of urban…
- Goodnature: Compostable Fruit Packaging from Agricultural WasteThe company Goodnature introduces a sustainable packaging solution that transforms agricultural waste into fully compostable fruit packaging. Developed in Thailand, the material combines local…
- Himalayan Salt BlockHimalayan salt bricks have healing properties and offer a number of beneficial properties to modern living environments. Semi-translucent, the bricks glow a dark peach/pink to orange/burnt colour when lit from behind. Without light from behind, the bricks are a light peach/pink to dark peach/pink.
- The Agora TheatreThe outer envelope of the Theatre Agora is made of flat steel panels, corrugated aluminium, and aluminium mesh painted orange and yellow. Lelystad's new…
- Lights with patterns created by bacteriaSwedish designer Jan Klingler created lights coloured by the growing patterns of bacteria, yeast and fungi. Through the help of microbiologist M.D. Ph.D. Volkan…
- Untreated Cast Iron panelsThis material untreated cast-iron panels are orange coloured, but they will turn dark brown once they start to rust. Inspiration for this iron panel; the old-fashioned manhole cover.
- The Future of Textiles & Fabrics: an interview with Anne Marie Commandeur & Liesbeth in ‘t HoutThe textile sector is evolving in many different sectors: the clothing industry, interior design, and technical applications. Textile innovation experts Anne Marie Commandeur and Liesbeth…
- A future for sustainable fashion? Materia at State of FashionFrom 1 June until 22 July, the first ever State of Fashion is held in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Materia went to check out the…
- K-benchThe K-Bench by Charles Kaisin is a modular and extendable bench in polypropylene. This bee-hive structured extendable bench allows to be shaped according to one’s need.
- EvergreenMoss walls are increasingly popular because they are acoustic, cooling and increase a healthy indoor green environment. A moss interior wall as an indoor garden doesn’t require natural light, in fact it doesn’t like direct sunlight, doesn’t need watering, fertilizing, or pruning. The moss wall is fast and easy to install. It is available in green or apple green, or even white, orange, pink, red, blue and black.
- BeltHand made, cut, assembled and fired glass with soft molten edges. Custom mix colors to produce a color range that complements to any specific color scheme. Available in multiple custom sizes, patterns, techniques and colors.
- Deep SeaThese hand-crafted tiles are inspired by the colors, forms, and patterns found in the diverse flora and fauna of the ocean. Usage: as border, column or field. Available in a large variety of patterns and techniques. Sizes: 4x4,4x8,4x12 and 0,25 inch in depth.
- LoopsLoops textile designed by Marianne Kemp is made from horsehair weaving; a combination of orange, grey, black and red horsehair in a natural plain weave of linen. The weaving process of Loops manipulates the bunches of hair through a special looping process. The horsehair is sourced from live horses overseas, mainly from the Far East, Mongolia.
- LOWIMPACTThe base matrix is a bioplastic of renewable origin, selected for its compostability, printability, and mechanical stability. This matrix is reinforced and characterized through the integration of different organic fillers, such as spent coffee grounds, orange peels, and grape skins, each contributing unique textures, colors, and material behaviors.
