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Bolete chair and armchair by Patricia Urquiola for Andreu World

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Design firm Andreu World and architect Patricia Urquiola have updated their Bolete chair and armchair to use BIO thermopolymer, a biodegradable material made from living microorganisms, aiming for more sustainable furniture design. This innovation highlights the growing trend towards eco-friendly materials in design, offering content creators a new angle on sustainability in product design and interior aesthetics.

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