New York Exhibition Features Furniture Made from Biomaterials Including Mycelium-Denim Hybrid Textiles
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Ellen Eberhardt
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Summary
A New York exhibition titled "The Living Room" at Fugue Gallery showcases furniture and objects made from biomaterials, including Eames chairs reupholstered with a denim-mycelium hybrid textile and a coffee table with mycelium fiber encased in acrylic. Curated by designer Helena Elston, the exhibition brings together works from various designers exploring sustainable materials and reimagining home furnishings through innovative biomaterial applications.
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The Living Room exhibition is located at downtown studio Fugue Gallery and was curated by local designer Helena Elston, who brought together furniture and objects made by a variety of designers
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