salt panels are created using a crystallization process on a recycled acrylic base with bio-resin for adhesion.

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the material exhibits a texture akin to ceramic or stone, with variations in color and surface cracking.

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in an interview with designboom, founder ece gozen says the material goes beyond plastic-based imitation leather and emerges using a fermentation process.

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purman solves polyurethane (PU) foam's environmental challenges with a recycling method that creates high-performance, sustainable products.

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the installation provides a space for quiet observation, featuring a two-sided facade framed with locally sourced wood.

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faye toogood guides us through her WOMANIFESTO! installation, reflecting on how embracing feminine energy shapes her work and the future of design.

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these silver-added jacket and pants have the same electromagnetic shielding technology that NASA has used for its mars rover.

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researchers use a mix of two fungi for the device: a yeast fungus on the anode side and white rot fungus for the cathode.

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these pine-cone-inspired shades don’t need electricity to run because they flip as soon as they detect changes in humidity and temperature.

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the back case is made of natural, micro-crystal pearl shell powder, and the color begins to shift as soon as the temperature drops below 16 degrees celsius.

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