Local matter
Clean side-streams are mapped, milled and balanced into a regional nutrient blend.
A different material logic
Not manufactured. Cultivated.
Mycelium is nature’s connective tissue: a quiet network able to transform agricultural residue into resilient structure.
We tune that intelligence for architecture, interiors and packaging—growing local feedstocks into useful matter without fossil binders or permanent waste.
One complete cycle
ResidueRegional hemp and forestry side-streams
InoculateSelected fungal cultures knit the substrate
FormHeat-free growth into exact geometry
ReturnSafe nutrients at end of useful life
Material library 01—04
Living
specimens
Four expressions, one biological platform. Select a specimen to inspect its tactile profile and performance.
M·01 Core
Dense structural composite for acoustic panels, casework and load-distributing interior systems.
138kg/m³
−1.7kg CO₂e
Measured, not mythologised
Material intelligence
P·01Acoustic absorptionNRC 0.82 / 40 mm panel
P·02Thermal resistanceλ 0.039 W/mK
P·03Biobased content96% dry mass
P·04Soil recoveryHome-compostable matrix
From culture to component
A process that breathes
Temperature, humidity, oxygen and geometry become design inputs. The organism does the assembly.
Stage 01 / feedstock mapping
Cellular knitting
Mycelial hyphae branch through the blend, binding millions of particles without resin.
Directed form
Tooling, pressure and growth time tune density, flexibility and surface expression.
Stable matter
A low-energy finishing cycle pauses growth and locks the material into service.
Growth simulator
Time is our machinery.
Move through a 21-day cultivation cycle. As the network matures, carbon storage, internal bonds and acoustic complexity rise together.
Day 14Network consolidation
67%Internal bond
1.3 kgCO₂ stored / m²
18%Residual moisture
“The strongest future is one that can decompose.”Field note · culture series 07