Material

M-Tex

M-Tex is a leather-like material made from fermented coffee skin waste. M-Tex is a solid, durable sheet material with a smooth surface that can be shaped and finished for different design needs.

• Made from: Coffee skin waste through bacterial fermentation
• Available size: Standard sheets (90 × 90 cm), with the option to produce up to 6 meters long
• Applications: Furniture surfaces, interior panels, fashion accessories, and product design?
• Key features: Plant-based, biodegradable, and a unique alternative to leather with a modern, sustainable touch
• Certification: PETA Vegan Approved, USDA Biobased Product

Material

Kalpa

Kalpa is a board-like material made from agricultural waste, combining coffee husk and coffee grounds into a strong yet natural-looking surface. Each sheet features a warm, earthy tone with a grainy texture, bringing an organic character that adds depth and comfort to modern spaces.

We produce Kalpa in 20 × 20 cm sheets, which can be used as tiles, decorative surfaces, or furniture components. As Kalpa Wall Panels, these tiles can be arranged in various patterns and combined with different motifs—allowing endless possibilities for creating unique interior accents that match the atmosphere you want to build.

• Made from: Coffee husk, coffee grounds, and other upcycled plant-based fibers
• Available size: Sheets (20 × 20 cm)
• Applications: Wall panels, tiles, decorative surfaces, furniture components, and creative packaging
• Key features: Natural earthy aesthetics, modular and pattern-combinable, adaptable shapes

Material

C-foam

C-Foam is a cork-like material made from coffee husk and spent coffee grounds. With its warm, natural texture, C-Foam not only looks organic but also functions as an effective sound absorber. It has a sound absorption coefficient of 0.4–0.7, performing on par with conventional acoustic foam panels—making it a smart, sustainable option for interior applications.

Through our forming method, we offer fully customized shapes with consistent quality. The process enables precise edge definition, clean molds, and unique profiles that meet your design or functional requirements. This opens new possibilities for designers, brands, and architects to craft their own material stories.

• Made from: Coffee husk and spent coffee grounds
• Sound absorption: Coefficient 0.4 – 0.7 (similar to acoustic foam panels)
• Applications: Acoustic wall panels, interior elements, design accents, and furniture inserts
• Key features: Customizable shapes, organic texture, eco-friendly, combines beauty with function