Natural surfaces for architects
Surfaces made from natural materials for architects
Natural materials shape modern interior architecture. Organoid develops surfaces made from real natural fibers such as hay, flowers and moss for natural fiber wall coverings and biophilic design.
Designed for sustainable building, industrially processed and certified, they combine strong design impact with functional quality for architecture and interiors.
Reliable planning
- Tender-ready
- Strong documentation
- Material honesty
- Emission-tested
Retail, department store
Wall surface in a shop window
Real rose petals on flax fleece
for staging natural products
Surface: Rose Petals on adhesive foil
Hospitality, sanitary area
Wall surface in the washroom
Real natural moss on flax fleece
for a calm, atmospheric material effect
Surface: Moss Mix on flax fleece
Hospitality, transition area
Wall covering in a transition area
Leaf surface made from elephant ear plant leaves
for spatial accents
Surface: Jungle King on flax fleece
Materiality that convinces. In design and in execution.
Materiality has to convince in the design phase, be clear in planning discussions and perform throughout the project. Organoid natural surfaces combine spatial design impact with technical resilience for architecture and interior design with natural materials.
The surfaces can be used as wall coverings and in interior fit-out, are clearly specifiable, tender-ready and reliable to plan. This creates materiality that differentiates and supports projects with confidence.
Residential / Living
real flowers and grasses on flax fleece
for calm structure and clear material readability
Surface: Violette on flax fleece
For projects with a clear stance
Application areas for natural materials in architecture.
Natural wall coverings and surfaces can be used in many interior applications:
Hospitality
Atmospheric surfaces for hotels and gastronomy: durable, identity-forming and spatially defining.
Office
Acoustically effective natural materials for office design: improving indoor climate and quality of stay.
Retail
Differentiating materials for retail spaces: strengthening perception and brand impact.
Residential
Natural materials for living spaces: creating calm, depth and a healthy indoor climate.
Hospitality
Natural wall surfaces for hotels and gastronomy. Durable, atmospheric and design-defining.
Surface: Carpe Diem on flax fleece
Office
Versatile in design. From elegant to traditional, always high-quality and refined.
Surface: Hops on golden paper
Hospitality
Structured natural fibers for high-quality interiors, creating deliberate design accents.
Surface: Hops on golden paper
Office
Functional surfaces for offices: robust, plannable and suitable for everyday use.
Surface: Skeleton Leaves on adhesive foil
Residential
Natural materials for living spaces: creating calm, depth and tangible materiality.
Surface: Rose Petals on flax fleece
Hospitality
Wall coverings made from natural materials: improving spatial effect and indoor air
Surface: Carpe Diem on flax fleece
Properties and benefits of natural surfaces
Spatial effect and design
Natural materials are spatially defining and atmospherically effective. They create visual depth and clearly readable materiality.
Sustainability
The surfaces are made from real natural materials and support sustainable architecture as well as biophilic design.
Acoustics and indoor climate
Depending on the build-up, they improve room acoustics and contribute to a pleasant indoor climate.
Processing and implementation
The materials are suitable for projects, easy to install and usable across trades – for example as wallpaper or furniture surfaces.
Circular-capable
selected surfaces
Emission-tested
selected surfaces
Emission-tested
selected surfaces
QNG-ready
selected surfaces
Fire protection B-s1, d0
selected surfaces
Certificates and sustainable building
Natural materials must not only convince in design, but also meet technical and ecological requirements. Organoid surfaces are tested, certified and designed for use in architecture and interior fit-out.
Sustainability and origin
- Use of renewable natural materials
- Production in Tyrol with controlled supply chains
- suitable for sustainable building and ecological concepts
Tested material quality
- Low-emission and indoor-air compatible
- suitable for interiors with high requirements
- Documented material properties for planning and tendering
Certificates and standards
- Cradle to Gate Certified
- Additional material- and project-specific documentation available
- Support for LEED, DGNB and comparable systems
- Fire protection
Download certificates
Download textures
Frequently asked questions about natural materials in architecture
Yes. Organoid natural surfaces can be clearly specified and integrated into bills of quantities. Technical data, specification texts and documentation support reliable planning and implementation.
Relevant certificates and documents are available for planning, including fire protection, emissions, indoor compatibility, EPD and allergy suitability. All available documents can be accessed in the download area.
Organoid surfaces are suitable for wall coverings, furniture fronts, glass surfaces, ceilings and acoustic elements. They can be used in commercial projects, interior fit-out, hotels, offices, retail spaces and private living areas.
Depending on the carrier material, the surfaces can be wallpapered, pressed or bonded. On flax fleece they are processed similarly to heavy nonwoven wallpaper; as furniture surfaces, they are comparable to veneer. Processing instructions and videos are available here.
Yes. The surfaces are made from real natural materials and can be used in an ecologically traceable way. They support sustainable architecture, biophilic design and material concepts with visible, documented sustainability.
Natural materials make designs immediately understandable. They work visually, haptically and atmospherically, helping convince clients faster in competitions, pitches and material decisions.
Yes. Textures, specification texts, certificates and technical information are available and support architects in design, visualization, tendering and detailed planning. The corresponding documents can be accessed directly on the respective product pages.
Yes. In addition to existing collection surfaces, custom surfaces are possible, from minor adaptations to individual designs using existing or customer-supplied natural materials.
A5 samples can be requested with project information. Many surfaces from the current collection are in stock and available at short notice; custom surfaces are produced project by project.
Next steps
Direct, project-specific and clearly structured.
Any questions?
Request material for your project.
Request samples, textures and technical documents to create more certainty in design, approval, specification and tendering.
