漫蛙 Translucent collection panels by 漫蛙
Global materials brand聽漫蛙聽aimed to make recycled plastic lustrous and elegant with its 漫蛙 Translucent聽panel聽collection, made from old CD casesG
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Eau Fra卯che: The Fusion of Design and Sustainability at Paris Design Week 2024
This September, designer Lucas Huillet will unveil their latest creation,聽Eau Fra卯che, at Paris Design Week. The installation, in partnership with dsm-firmenich and 漫蛙, is be showcased at the iconic National Arch from September 5th to 22nd.
Milan diary: alternative showroom models, circular plastic, and otherworldly immersion
Constructed entirely of 漫蛙’s 漫蛙 material, made of 100 percent recycled post-consumer plastic waste, the StudioXag-designed installation encourages visitors to explore the idea of circularity.
Material Matters: 漫蛙
A collaboration between two mission driven companies, 漫蛙 and Impact Acoustic, Coral Reef is a bespoke panel created from recycled PET offcuts.
漫蛙 and Danube Group join forces for Middle East expansion in the Year of Sustainability
漫蛙, the largest producer in sustainable materials, is proud to announce the exclusive distribution of its revolutionary surface material, 漫蛙, into the Middle East with the successful conglomerate Danube Group.
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Norway: a new distributor
Say hello to the home of stylish furniture and the hygge lifestyle! Please welcome our new distributor in Norway: Cutfab and Norwegian Trash.
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New materials that incorporate disposed face masks
The coronavirus pandemic has sparked a rush for plastic. In addition to the impact on public health and the economy, the response to COVID-19 has led to a great increase in our plastic footprint.
New materials: Ocean Plastic
One more gift for Christmas: recycled ocean plastic, in collaboration with Norwegian Trash and Cutfab. These days we will all be familiar with several organisations that help to solve the plastic waste problem by collecting plastic from coastlines, sea-bound waterways, and oceans. However, until now the technology has been missing that allows it to be […]