Cabins Are Going Greener With Sustainable Materials

Paul Seidenman David Spanovich December 02, 2021
Johannes Steindl, a researcher at F/LIST, and Patrick Domnanich, director or research and development at F/LIST, show a sheet made from flax fibers and biopolymer as well as two sustainable lightweight panels based on the new technology.
Credit: F/LIST
San Francisco--Cabin completions are going greener, as more attention is focused on the environmental impact of materials selected for interior refreshment. Patrick Domnanich, director of research and development of F/LIST, a Thomasberg, Austria-based designer and manufacture of high-end interiors...
Paul Seidenman
David Spanovich

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