Pierreplume
Reinventing textile recycling. Sounds great.
Pierreplume create lightweight acoustic surfaces from recycled textiles. Translating to 'Featherstone' the material transforms textiles into circular surfaces that help great spaces sound better.
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.
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 |
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