MODULØR · Issue 3/2026
The Swiss architecture magazine MODULØR features ORGANOID on a double page in its “Surfaces” section.
The article describes how real blossoms, alpine hay and herbs are not imitated here but become the surface itself, and how they change rooms through scent, touch and atmosphere. It also tells how cofounder Christoph Egger developed the idea out of a wish for more nature in everyday working life.
It goes on to the range of the collections, from monochrome surfaces of cornflowers, stone pine shavings or hop blossoms to the coffee leather surface, and to production in Tyrol on flax fleece or PVC free adhesive film: for walls and ceilings as well as furniture, glass and metal.
The article is in German.
Source: MODULØR 3/2026, S. 102 und 103