Many of us have heard recently about some kind of fabric that is sprayed directly on a human body, creating a cloth.

Fabrican is a unique product which links science to art and design – a spray-on fabric designed to be used across an array of markets. It was initially intended solely for fashion, however Manel is exploring the potential of this technology for healthcare, household and industrial sectors.

Graphic Concrete, a company out of Helsinki, has created a whole new look at a such simple and common material as concrete. We all imagine this material as grey, cold and solid block that is mainly used in architecture.

Have you ever wondered if your bathroom’s walls were soft and their look could be easy changed. Designer Keiko Oyabu from Japan has created colorful, semi-transparent tiles made of an innovative material called Polyurethane gel (Technogel). Although, this design was created in 2006 for many and for me it is something new.

Environment friendly, harmless to a nature, eco friendly. Now everything we create should be “green” otherwise you might not get noticed. That’s why I want you to get some information about eco friendly plastic.

Ingeo™ biopolymer is the world’s first and only performance plastic made from 100% annually renewable resources. It offers the cost and performance necessary to compete with traditional petroleum-based materials in the packaging and serviceware markets.

I have been searching for an interesting material that I could show you and I found this one – Scale Mesh! This material is produced by company called Alphamesh.

Alphamesh scale meshes are design-oriented, formative elements of architecture, interior design and creative applications. Flexibility, lightness and the special structure of the mesh underscore the high measure of stand-along appearance.

We all have seen tea mugs and spoons that changes colors. It is always fascinating to observe how a color fades and then returns. That is why this weeks material is Thermobatch.

Keep reading to find out more about this material!