Materials

Zero carbon systems

Changing systems

Our systems are not sustainable. Changing these is hard, it is a process of learning, trying things out, failing, improving, investing and perseverance. Start with the something simple that has the biggest scale.

Glass

Reusable

The impact of air quality on health and well-being

Air pollution, both indoors and out, is the largest environmental risk to public health. Materials can clean and filter the air we breath.

Filter

Air quality

Design for longevity

Hemp is a durable fibre that can be cuiltivated in cold climates, with a high yield and little need for pesticides or chemicals throughout the production. When you add processing into the equation, cotton uses more than four times as much water as hemp.

Hemp

Durable fibre

Colour

Orange

16-1349 TCX

CMYK 0 64 77 0

HEX fa783c

The orange colour is a vibrant colour that is in contrast with the natural atmosphere of Laws of nature. It is both positive and alarmist. Orange represents both the warm glow of the sun as the colour of the sky at the time of big fires. The colour aims to attract attention to the changing climate and lets us focus on making necessary changes.

Creme

12-0709 TCX

CMYK 2 11 28 0

HEX fae6c3

The creme colour is the colour of undyed raw material with no added colour pigments and chemicals; use the material as it is. It is a colour that makes a statement for neutral lifestyles with zero impact on the environment.

Moss

17-0525 TCX

CMYK 49 35 66 20

HEX 82825a

The green moss colour is a colour of nature and represents an environmentally friendly and animal-friendly lifestyle. Moss is one of the oldest plants in the world, and the colour represents longevity and durability. The colour Moss never goes out of fashion.

Smoke

15-1506 TCX

CMYK 29 33 35 11

HEX b4a096

Dark is a neutral colour with a shadow to it. The colour represents the burden of living with the idea of climate change and an uncertain future. Life conditions that are certain today are not secure to future generations. Current lifestyles are a thread for nature and our own lives.