I’ve been diving into biodegradable materials lately and how they can transform our industry. With constant push for sustainability, it’s fascinating to see how options like mycelium or recycled textiles can not only reduce waste but also bring unique aesthetics to our projects. I’m curious if anyone has experience using these in interior design, or could share insights into sourcing sustainable materials effectively?
I’ve worked with mycelium in a couple of projects, and it really does bring a unique texture to spaces. One tip I’d share is to collaborate with local suppliers who are already focused on sustainable materials — they often have valuable insights on sourcing and application. Have you checked out places like the Green Building Resource Center? They’ve got some great information.
In my experience, using mycelium has been great for creating custom installation pieces — just make sure to account for moisture levels in the space. Otherwise, I found it hard to match with some finishes, so it’s good to test a few combinations. Has anyone else run into that? @kyleD1990.