Biogenic materials from nettles, coffee, reclaimed wood, and other renewable resources for increased sustainability in your design and interior projects.
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Materials
Organoid.
Biogenic materials.
Examples: Lotus leaves – 0000000480
Giant skeletonized leaves – 0000000532
Silver lichen – 0000000483
Aloe Vera – 0000000534
Differently finely ground biogenic materials from spruce chips, alpine grass, reclaimed wood, recycled paper, nettles, flax fibers, cornflowers, larch needles, or wood fibers are just a few of a variety of renewable resources that form the basis for the simple and revolutionary organoide® process. The decorative coatings can be made from almost any natural fibers. By adding a natural binder, the end product is 100% biodegradable. Depending on the composite, the compressed material can be refined with a wide variety of surfaces, adapting its visual effect to the highest standards. The numerous sustainable advantages open horizons for more environmentally friendly design and architecture.
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Sheep's wool – 0000000165
Sunflower seeds – 00000000475
Cocoa shells – 0000000089
Chopped bark – 0000000160
Hay morning dew – 0000000403
Chestnut. – 0000000533
Cornflowers – 0000000478
Coffee powder bean relief structures – 0000000467