1Denimolite
Grand Designs Live Not sure what to do with your old jeans? Denimolite is an innovative material that reimagines denim waste from the fashion industry. From kitchen door handles (pictured) to utensils, Denimolite transforms old denim garments into premium-quality sustainable products.
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2Gomi
Grand Designs Live Enjoying your favourite playlist just got greener. With a passion to reduce our collective impact on the planet, Gomi's award-winning portable speaker blends high performance sound with sustainability. The brand also has a commitment to longevity, offering customers the chance to repair anything that needs fixing.
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3Woodio
Grand Designs Live Inspired by Scandinavian design, Woodio uses sustainable and bio-material innovation to create contemporary bathrooms. It is the world's first 100 per cent waterproof solid wood composite, designed to replace ceramic and stone materials sustainably.
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4Phyto Light
Grand Designs Live Phyto Light is a 3D printed light made from nuisance algae, which when allowed to spread out of control can damage surrounding marine life.
'As a designer, simplicity and sustainability are at the forefront of my values,' says designer Sam Bird Smith. 'I aspire to create products that are simple, reliable, high quality and environmentally friendly.'
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5ShutterMate
Grand Designs Live ShutterMate offers an innovative, eco-friendly solution to combat extreme weather. With the use of smart materials, the shutters cleverly act as a reliable shield against heatwaves, keeping houses cool.
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6KENOTEQ
Grand Designs Live Handpicked by Kevin McCloud, KENOTEQ is an eco-friendly brick company who founded the K-BRIQ — the most innovative construction brick to enter the market. Designed to address challenges in the construction industry, it is made from inert recycled input materials, and is suitable for exterior and interior environments.
KENOTEQ's work has already been recognised in the Dezeen Awards 2022 in Sustainable Design and the VIBES Scottish Environmental Business Awards 2022.
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7Gulp
Grand Designs Live Gulp is designed to swallow up the microplastics from your laundry before the ocean does. Easily compatible with various washing machines and detergents, it offers a filter that cleverly captures the microplastics, contributing to a more environmentally conscious home.
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8NONTALO BY ENERIS COLLECTIVE
Grand Designs Live This is not just any stool. Created by Eneris Collective, the Nontalo stool has been made from 7,500 olive pits, offering modular design possibilities and easy recycling. It has been constructed from six modules: three P-shaped pieces that can be combined and positioned in different ways, and three straight rods that hold them together.
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9FROND by Kylœ Ltd
Grand Designs Live FROND is a fully sustainable and biodegradable leather alternative made out of seaweed, pictured here being used for the sling of a lounge chair. See it up close at this year's Grand Designs Live.
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10Mykor
Grand Designs Live Mykor aims to 'decarbonise the construction sector by producing carbon-negative insulation materials utilising mycelium networks and Green Chemistry', which in turn promotes sustainable building practices.
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11PIC (Plug-In Connect)
Grand Designs Live Addressing the cost-of-living crisis through an intelligent plug system, the PIC (Plug-In Connect) manages energy usage and storage, aligning with the trend towards smaller, greener, and smarter homes, all while optimising the utilisation of affordable energy sources.
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12Sugarcrete
Grand Designs Live Created by mixing the sugarcane fibres left over after sugar sap extraction, Sugarcrete is an eco-friendly, ultra-low carbon construction material. Developed in collaboration with the University of East London, it offers reduced curing times compared to concrete.
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Lisa JoynerSenior Digital Writer, House Beautiful and Country Living
Lisa Joyner is the Senior Digital Writer at House Beautiful UK and Country Living UK, where she's busy writing about home and interiors, gardening, dog breeds, pets, health and wellbeing, countryside news, small space inspiration, and the hottest properties on the market. Previously, she has written for Conde Nast Traveller, House & Garden and Marie Claire magazine. Lisa studied at University For The Creative Arts, where she completed a BA in Fashion Journalism.
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