
SUSTAINABLE ROUNDUPS: 10 ECO-FRIENDLY SURFACING MATERIALS
Blog post from DforDesign – Biophilic & Sustainable Interior Design
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SUSTAINABLE ROUNDUPS: 10 ECO-FRIENDLY SURFACING MATERIALS
Countertops, backsplashes, vanity tops…surfacing materials are used in a myriad of places in interiors.
And there exists a myriad of options to choose from!
In this episode of Sustainable Roundups, we’re discovering 10 planet-friendly options, all sourced – as usual – from SforSustainable(opened in a new window/tab), the sustainable interior design platform I curate.
Discarded textiles
Textile waste is a major problem in our world. If fast-fashion is one of the main offenders, slow-design can be part of the solution.
An example? Take denim scraps, mix them with acrylic resin and get a low-emitting surfacing material!
Product selection:

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