Bio-based Materials

Linoleum, cork, wood fiber panels, lime or clay-based paints.

Yes, they are often recyclable and have a more environmentally friendly life cycle.

In eco-friendly DIY stores, specialized manufacturers, or online.

Bio-based materials offer several advantages in decoration: they are natural and renewable, have a low carbon footprint, bring a feeling of warmth and comfort to the room, and can be easily recycled at the end of their life.

Some bio-based materials, such as cork or straw, have absorption properties that help regulate humidity and improve indoor air quality. They can thus contribute to a healthier and more pleasant living environment.

In general, bio-based materials are more durable than conventional materials, as they are naturally resistant to shocks, wear, and weather. However, their durability can vary depending on the type of material and the treatment it has undergone.

Bio-based materials can be perfectly integrated into a contemporary decoration style by bringing touches of nature and warmth. They can be used for structural elements, furniture, accessories, or textiles, by combining them with more modern materials such as metal or glass.

Unlike conventional materials, bio-based materials generally require gentler and more specific maintenance to preserve their natural qualities. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations and avoid overly aggressive cleaning products that could damage them.