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Built to endure, made to contrast

EISENWERK SCHMIEDE combined LOVR™ with raw steel in modular benches. The material had to take on weight, form, and patina without cracking. Its resilience matched the clear minimalism of the design.

“LOVR™’s leather-like feel on BANK and FALTWERK, paired with raw steel, highlights how contrasting materials can enhance both function and aesthetic without overpowering the minimalist design. This results in benches that are simultaneously strong, inviting to touch, and puristically timeless in design, perfectly reflecting our philosophy: SIMPLE. SUSTAINABLE. CLEAR.”
— Christian Angerer, Founder of EISENWERK SCHMIEDE

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Everyday resilience at scale

Schreinerei Hubl x Hubl covered a conference table with LOVR™. After years of daily use, the surface shows hardly any wear. Glasses leave no marks, spills dry without stains, and the tactile quality remains inviting. A testament to durability and practical beauty.

"For us, LOVR™ is exciting because it brings a natural look and feel with the durability our furniture demands. Covering revoltech’s meeting table showed us how seamlessly it works in daily use."
— Till Hubl, CEO of Hubl & Hubl
Precision for daily wear

Swiss watch brand ID Genève used LOVR™ for its elements collection straps. The challenge: meet strict standards for durability, comfort, and form. The outcome: a fully plant-based strap that withstands daily use with elegance.

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Material as collaborator

In her atelier, Luckynelly Berlin works with LOVR™ as if in dialogue: softening, coloring, finishing, and lasering. Each handbag becomes both experiment and statement, revealing how circular materials can carry bold aesthetics without losing authenticity.

“LOVR™ sews, glues, and bends beautifully, making it ideal for my structured handbag designs. Its suede-like touch gives each piece distinctive character.”
— Christine Rochlitz, Founder of Luckynelly Berlin
From fashion to mobility

For its concept EV, Kia chose LOVR™ to showcase a next-gen interior. Durable, heat-resistant, and adaptable to precise finishing, it demonstrates how a plant-based material can perform in the demanding environment of automotive design.

“It’s not only highly sustainable but also highly moldable, making it versatile for interior applications. Hemp grows fast with minimal resources, adding another layer of impact.”
— Marília Biill, Head of CMF Design at Kia Worldwide
Bold finishes, lasting function

Luckynelly Berlin experimented with glitter, color, and precise lasering on LOVR™ wallets. These treatments highlight how the material accepts expressive finishes while remaining strong and practical.

“I’ve been working with plant-based materials since 2012, and LOVR™ stands out. It offers circularity without limiting creativity, adapting to everything from fashion to automotive design.”
— Christine Rochlitz, Founder of Luckynelly Berlin
A material that evolves with you

Gerald Jakoby Accessoires explored LOVR™ belts over time. After a year of wear, the surface developed a rich patina rather than stiffening or cracking, showing how the material gains character without synthetic coatings.

A detail redefined

Les Maison Bleu tested LOVR™ as a jeans label, laser-etching and sewing it onto denim. Resistant to water and repeated washing, the label reimagines a small but essential product detail in a fully plant-based way.

Comfort that holds its form

Husarska Design paired LOVR™ with hemp in their HempStool cushion. The result is a seating element that combines softness and stability, showing how plant-based components can harmonize in contemporary furniture.

Precision in craft, without compromise

In collaboration with Kreis Ledermanufaktur, LOVR™ was processed like leather, stitched, and finished into a cardholder. Structured and durable, it proves that established leatherworking skills can transition seamlessly to circular materials.

A bag that adapts with ease

Designer Annika Sewing worked with an early LOVR™ prototype to create a handbag that unfolds into a backpack. This piece demonstrates not only the flexibility of the design, but also how a circular material can perform across different uses.

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