How do our paints capture and save carbon?
How do our paints capture and absorb carbon, how does carbon absorption work and how can it benefit climate change?
Is CO2 absorbing paint really possible?
In the search for natural paints that care for the environment, we look at whether it's really possible for CO2 absorbing paint to exist and how they work.
Graphenstone Pearl Barley – Philip Vile Photographer for Simone Suss Interior Design
Pearl paint: Indoor Air Quality concerns impact specifications for Paints and Coatings; Graphenstone Pearl paint-Mineral and graphene technology paints company GRAPHENSTONE, are reporting sharply increased demand for their sustainable range of air-purifying, CO2 absorbing, trace VOCs only (under 0.1%), hygienic…
Natural, trace VOCs only (under 0.1%) paints reinforced with graphene for Class 1 strength
Trace VOCs Paint: Paints in the Age of Graphene While its convenience is beyond doubt, we all aspire to end The Age of Plastic. The damage has been viewed so disturbingly on our TV screens and with our own eyes…
Graphenstone Paints: Nanotechnology’s role in revolutionising natural building materials
As high-end designers working on substantial projects, we are painfully aware of the darker side of the construction industry – waste and harmful materials. It is this awareness that drives us to champion better practices and ensure that the materials…
Graphenstone: CO2 Consuming Sustainable Paint
The problems with consumer paints are well documented – head over to read the details here, but in short: paint is toxic, it’s polluting and it’s wasteful. But what if there was another way? What if paint could be sustainably…
Designing For Wellbeing: Colour & Ecological Paints
Colour is proven to enhance your mood, improve your wellbeing, and even enhance your home’s air quality. MM Furnishings spoke to Patrick Folkes, the Founder & Director of 100% ecological and sustainable business The Graphene Co, which distributes Graphenstone in…
