It also uses Mater Design’s own patented recycled fibre-based material Matek, which is made from post-consumer and post-industrial waste by-products combined with recycled plastic waste from GROHE.
It incorporates wood from an FSC-certified forest, meaning the forest is being managed in a way that aims to preserve bio-diversity, benefits local people and ensures its economic viability. The chair is made of several sustainable materials. Using waste materials such as coffee bean shells, sawdust from wood production, and plastic waste, Mater Design has relaunched the Conscious Chair 3162, originally designed in 1958 by Danish furniture designer Børge Mogensen and architect Esben Klint. Parkside’s Sequel Principle tiles will be presented in its Sekforde Street showroom. All of the recycled materials are locally sourced in Spain and each square metre of the tile is said to divert 8kg of waste from landfill. Parkside Tiles has collected unwanted materials from the ceramic and glass industry to create a range of recycled composite tiles comprising over 91% recycled content. Bioo lighting conceptĪnother out-of-the-ordinary project to look out for is Bioo Lux’s lighting concept, which is a lamp that can be switched on and regulated through human contact with a living plant. The table’s topographic surface is made up of natural and repurposed materials, including raw clay, natural carnauba wax and biomass, and is designed to grow sprouts. Founded by Estonia-based Helis Heiter, the studio wants to create a platform for investigating the relationship between food and the environment, with the view of encouraging conscious consumption. It will be situated outside Clerkenwell & Social on St John’s Square.Īt Old Sessions House, sustainable food design and experience studio Heiter X will be exploring the intersection of food, art and sustainability with its Terra Firma edible tablescapes. Made from mycelium blocks with a 3D printed timber shell – each similar in size to a watermelon – the arrangement of the installation will incorporate a combination of abstract seating and towers. In a bid to encourage visitors to consider a future with fungi architecture, East London-based PLP Architects has created an interpretive, modular mycelium installation. Living design PLP Architecture Mycelium Building Blcok insatllation render Now in its twelfth year the three-day event launches its biggest programme yet, featuring around 600 events, 300 design brands and eleven exhibition venues. Clerkenwell Design Week opens today, featuring product showcases, a busy talks programme and commissioned installations with bio-mimickry, regenrative and circular design given a bigger platform this year.
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