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17-25 October 2026
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Greening Interior Spaces

Textile-based design experiments inviting plants to cohabit in our living and working spaces

Hosted by Oscar Tomico

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Textile sample
Textile sample
Photo by Oscar Tomico.
Greening interior spaces through multi-species design offers a vibrant approach to enhancing our living and working environments. By integrating textile-based interior design pieces, we can invite plants to cohabit alongside us, creating dynamic ecosystems that promote well-being and biodiversity.

New sustainable ways of living based on multispecies cohabitation

In this approach plants are intentionally relocated to adapt to changing climates and habitats. It aims to support ecological resilience. Our integration of living elements in interiors fosters a deeper connection between nature and our daily lives, transforming working and living spaces into thriving biodiversity sanctuaries that reflect the beauty of multi-species coexistence.

Colofon

Material Enginnering Koen van Os
Textile Design Maud Zonneveld
Textile Design Femke Vorselen
Project Management Marina Toeters
Design Research Bahar Barati

Partners

Sponsored by Greening Interior Spaces
Polestar
MCI
Triodos
Dutch Design Foundation
Ministerie van OCW
Gemeente Eindhoven
Provincie Noord-Brabant
Brabant C
VPRO
Fonds 21
Stir