Detox Bio Embellishment

Excessories: Creating plastic-free textile accessories from excess waste.

This piece of work began by looking at wet textile processes and the potential harm they could cause to our waterways and in turn, biodiversity and the role food-waste can play to help resolve these issues, whilst creating textile trims.

Polymers found in fungi are clean pigment contaminants from wastewater which are transformed into luxurious bio-embellishments.

This method enhances efficiency by reusing 33% of material waste of cut-out excess, which can be dissolved and re-cured into sheets, this reduces production energy consumption. Our approach mitigates greenhouse gas emissions by upcycling waste and supporting renewable and circular systems.

  • This work contains Patent-Pending inventions

  • This work was commissioned by LVMH for the IUCN World Conservation Congress ‘One Nature, One Future’, 3-11th of September 2021 in Marseille, France. In a strategic collaboration with the new MA Biodesign course at Central Saint Martins, Maison/0 worked during the pandemic with the first cohort of students on a project titled: Design For Nature.

  • Commissioned work using Detox Bio Embellishment by HRH King Charles

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  • Collaboration with LVMH Maison/0