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Futures analyst Susanna Björklund says we must think about bio-based interior materials solutions as alternatives, not replacements.

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Courtesy of Luum Textiles
Luum Textiles' Trichroma fabric is a multicolor, highly dimensional twill structure that runs diagonally
Trichroma from Luum Textiles is a multicolor, highly dimensional twill textile made from recycled polyester.
Courtesy of Carnegie
Carnegie's Xorel Dash
Carnegie's Xorel Dash is multi-purposed for upholstery, wallcoverings, display cases, and upholstered walls and panels.
Courtesy of Designtex
Designtex's Facet fabric collection in Barley
Designtex's Facet collection is ideal for upholstery, wall coverings, or panels.
Courtesy of Serge Ferrari
Serge Ferrari Group Batyline [Stam]Skin Feel office
Batyline [Stam]Skin Feel from Serge Ferrari Group is made from 47% bio-based content.
Courtesy of HBF Textiles
HBF Textile's Wine fabric, featured on Mav and West Hill Collections from The HON Company
The Wine fabric from HBF is a chair fabric, featuring acrylic backing, and made from recycled, post-consumer, and polyester.
Courtesy of The Mitchell Group
The Mitchell Group's NetZERO textile
NetZERO is a sustainable, water-based polymer textile applicable for coated upholstery applications.
Ultrafabrics
Ultrafabrics Volar Bio collection
Ultrafabrics Volar Bio collection is a leather alternative.