Mycelium products

CONSUMER by NONGZAO transforms ordinary plastic objects into eco-friendly items by using them as molds for mycelium.

Browse our selection of unique homewares made with mushroom mycelium and urban wood waste from Kent. Mykor products are hand-crafted and grown in small batches or to order, meaning they are one of a kind and highly customisable! 🌲Bring the forest home🌲

A sustainable building material made from agricultural byproducts and mushroom mycelium has been nominated for the Design Museum's Design of the Year 2015.

Teaming up with researcher Ninela Ivanova, British designer Sebastian Cox’s “Mycelium + Timber” examines the viability of mycelium as a potential material in commercial furniture design. Designed in part by nature, each lamp is unique, has its own aesthetic, and is beautiful in its imperfections. VIEW MORE NOW!

Mycelium project 2023, by Ateljé Emelie Molinder.

RISD researchers create floating mycelium pods to cleanse waterways

bioMATTERS' MYCO-ALGA is a sustainable interior tiling system crafted from 3D-printed mycelium, algae, and upcycled natural and organic waste.

There are product designers out there thinking of solutions to somehow help make life better for those who are affected by wildfires. The Living with Wildfire system is a yet untested prototype for a mycelium pod that cant withstand fire and has water and dormant oyster mushroom spores inside. The system uses an experimental method called mycoremediation which uses fungi to remove pollutants from a toxic environment. Read More.

As ethical and environmental concerns mount over the use of animal skins in design, we've rounded up six leather alternatives that could replace them.

Mycelial Forms: Mycelium is the vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a branching thread-like collection of cells called hyphae. Mycelium has a complex network structure, that absorbs and distributes nutrients throughout it's environment. Mycelium is to a mush…

developed by kuo duo in collaboration with biolab seoul, the masks intend to showcase the potential of mushroom mycelium.

Image 12 of 17 from gallery of Mushroom Buildings? The Possibilities of Using Mycelium in Architecture. Ecovative Mushroom® Insulation . Image Cortesia de Ecovative

Mycelium, an intricate mesh of fungal filamentous cells known as hyphae, is formed by fungi across a broad spectrum of organic substrates. Mycelium, known for durability and eco-friendliness, is ideal for creating daily-use products, offering resilience and sustainability for designers aiming to craft durable, environmentally responsible items with minimal ecological impact. Designer: Interesting Times Gang

The Architectural Dissertation Project from Newcastle University, exploring the potential of the mycelium as a building and structural material. The project examined mycelium through a series of exper

bioMATTERS aims to create biodegradable products with MYCO-CLAY, a series of 3D-printed objects made of mycelium, clay and industrial waste.

Investment is up for a vegan leather called Mylo, which is grown from mycelium, the root structure of mushrooms and other fungi.

Mycelium Project