Biomaterial Retail Interiors

Molly May Ratcliffe Researches How Biomaterials Can Be Better Used

References: dezeen & bcu.ac.uk

Biomaterial retail interiors are the main focus of Molly May Ratcliffe's research who is seeking to "make waste desirable." As part of their project, the emerging designer who is a student at Birmingham School of Architecture and Design, Ratcliffe investigated three materials—biocomposites, bioleathers, and bioplastics. Ratcliffe considered the benefits and the limitations of each material and explored ways in which they can be implemented in the retail setting without compromising on aesthetics and functionality.

The idea of a biomaterial retail space is certainly desirable for brands that are looking to create a more sustainable presence and minimize their environmental impact. As of right now, Molly May Ratcliffe's research provides theoretical alternatives rather than practical implementations.