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    Pierreplume

    Reinventing textile recycling through design. Acoustic solutions sustainably sourced

    Pierreplume create design-led acoustic surfaces from recycled textiles. Translating to 'Featherstone' the lightweight material transforms textiles to create refined acoustics in interior spaces to live, work and inspire. With up to 80% recycled content from discarded fabrics, clothing, uniforms and industry, Pierreplume surfaces quiet the noise and amplify designs as wall panels, ceiling grids, baffles, furniture and displays.

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    About Pierreplume

    In France 2013, three designers set out to tackle some of the challenges of creating a circular economy by using society’s waste. After eight years of research and development, Pierreplume was born. The material launched in 2021, made from recycled fibres collected from France and Belgium.

    As a new alternative for the textile recycling industry, the acoustic materials produced in Lille and Angers, can be used by designers and creatives to highlight the potential of recycled fabrics. Translating into featherstone, pierreplume is so-called because of its lightweight and natural stone aesthetic like limestone, marble, slate or granite.

    Features
    Standard sheet size
    2000 x 1000 x 12mm
    Recycled content
    70% recycled textiles
    Acoustic absorption
    Class D, αw 0.30
    Availability
    UK Stock
    Density
    1.8kg/m2, 150kg/m3
    Other formats
    600 x 1000 x 12mm
    Material Rescue
    Yes
    • Colour, shade and texture are indicative and vary from images, samples and batches
    Pierreplume Plush

    Plush Brown Limestone

    Plush Brown Granite

    Plush Pink Granite

    Plush Pink Terrazzo

    Plush Brown Terrazzo

    Pierreplume Classic Mix

    White Marble

    Limestone White

    Slate Blue

    Multico Grey

    Granite Grey

    Introducing: 
    Pierreplume Plush 

    A new collection transforming recycled teddy bears, soft toys and doll clothes into soft, pastel-toned acoustic panels that redefine performance, perception and circular design. 

    Close up image of new Pierreplume Plush panel, made from recycled teddy bears, with a brown teddy bear being held in front of the panel.
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    Slate blue, Granite grey, Marble White, Limestone White Pierreplume Called a Featherstone material, the lightweight panels have a wooly feel one side, smooth the other, in natural variegated stone look. Shown in shades of white grey and slate blue layered for acoustics.

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    Materials in action

    • Pastel-toned seating area at MR Cake Stockholm with Durat café tables in P009 and D0700-04 contrasting red and oak chairs within a playful, rounded interior

      MR Cake

      Playful durable surfacesDurat
    • Wide view of Spotify Listening Lounge in London showing seating and illuminated Karlite Chalk wall panels creating a warm, translucent backdrop

      Spotify Listening Lounge

      Designing for soundPlasticiet
    • Reception desk with Scoop patterned panels curated Richlite Black diamond panels in Guildhall Chambers Bristol

      Guildhall Chambers

      Shaping workspace designShaped
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    Pierreplume Specifications

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    Pierreplume Fabrication + installation

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    Pierreplume Acoustic properties

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