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Myceen Pendant Lamp B-Wise | Mycelium Biomaterial

Sale price£1,680.00

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The award-wining, Lamp B-Wise has single-handedly elevated mycelium design to entirely new heights. Its naturally-occurring colours, its shape and style makes it a stand-out performer whether fitted at home or in your office.

Grown entirely on plant substrate, the ground-breaking and regenerative Lamp B-Wise continues to sequestrate CO2 while in use making it carbon-negative. The pendant is also solid and fire retardant. 

We have incorporated a standard shipping rate of £20 to UK's mainland. Please contact us with details for shipping quotes outside the UK. Any orders to the EU will be dispatched directly from the EU. 

Pre-Order Production Lead / 6 weeks

Orders for Europe will be shipped directly from Estonia, with no additional taxes payable.

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The Designer

Myceen

MYCEEN is an award-winning design studio from Estonia. The studio replicates naturally occurring processes observed in nature, combining this intelligence with science, design and studio-lab research to develop a distinctive interior collection grown from mycelium.

Mycelium - the underground root system of fungi forms the core of MYCEEN’s novel materials. Its rapid growth enables biodegradable materials to be grown using organic industrial by-products, transforming these overlooked resources into valuable new material while offering an alternative to problematic plastics and composites. This multidisciplinary approach brings together nature, science and design to explore cleaner, more responsible ways of making at scale.

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