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Products New Store pop-up 3.0

New Store 3.0 is our first pop-up to offer finished products by local designers, available for you to browse through right in the foyer of Nieuwe Instituut. Get a preview online and come by the store to admire and purchase them in real life!

Square duckweed tile by Flip the City, photo: Tarona.

Duckweed Tile by Flip the City

The easiest garden in the Netherlands is designed by Flip the City! This tiny garden tile counters the oppressive growth of duckweed in Dutch water bodies and improves local biodiversity.

Eggshell ceramic by Atelier LVDW, photo: Tarona.

Eggshell Ceramics by Atelier LVDW

It's all in the name! These Eggshell Ceramics are made out of leftover eggshells that the food industry would have considered trash. Atelier LVDW turns waste into beautiful home decor.

Two mycelium urns by Loop Biotech, photo: Tarona.

Loop EarthRise Urn™ by Loop Biotech

Giving back to nature after death is regeneration at its finest. The Loop EarthRise Urn™ has been designed to enrich nature and creates a new way of remembrance for loved ones that have passed.

Two red bricks made for an oyster reef, by Oyster Heaven, photo: Tarona.

Mother Reef by Oyster Heaven

Buy a brick, save an oyster! These Mother Reef brick stones were designed to lend some help to the oyster population in the North Sea.

A 3D-printed garden sculpture by Urban Reef, photo: Tarona.

Reef by Urban Reef

These unique 3D-printed garden sculptures add an artful look to the neighbourhood, while also nurturing new life.

Three interior panels made out of seaweed by BlueBlocks, photo: Tarona.

SeaWood Materials by BlueBlocks

Seaweed might be the resource of the future and BlueBlocks is ahead of the game with its building panels called SeaWood Materials.

Woolfiller kit and three wool dots by Heleen Klopper, photo: Tarona.

Woolfiller by Heleen Klopper

Throwing out damaged textile? No more with Woolfiller! A helpful repair kit that indirectly slows down the production of the textile industry.

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