The Museum of the Home, located in London’s East End, offers a unique glimpse into the history of domestic life.  Their purpose is to reveal and rethink the ways we live, fostering a deeper understanding of home. 

Myceen was invited to collaborate in their new exhibition in the Innovo Room of the Future, where 26 of our custom-made acoustic wall panels were installed.
This exhibition imagines how a future living room might look like reflecting the societal and technological changes.

If you find yourself in London, we highly recommend visiting the museum. 

[Take a closer look](https://www.museumofthehome.org.uk/whats-on/rooms-through-time/a-converted-flat-in-2049/) at a converted flat in the year 2049 with mushroom insulation. 

Museum of the Home

Tehnopol is a prominent science and business park in Tallinn, Estonia - the largest one in the Baltics. Their main aim is to support cutting-edge technology entrepreneurship with a focus on making the Estonian economy more sustainable by accelerating the growth of technology-based businesses. Numerous well-known names like Skype and Starship Technologies are based here. Myceen has had the honour of being a part of the acceleration program as well.
Furthermore, we took part in a conference in Tehnopol (in cooperation with CleanTech Estonia) that connected start-ups and 120 honorary consuls from all over the world, to help them get better acquainted with Estonia’s green technology sector and to discuss how to help Estonian companies enter foreign markets and attract investments.  

[Read the Article](https://www.tehnopol.ee/eesti-aukonsulid-kaisid-tehnopolis-tutvumas-rohetehnoloogia-sektoriga/) that covers the event (in Estonian)


Tehnopol Conference

Exhibition: Upmade in Estonia, Lafayette Gallery, 2024

In addition to showcasing cutting-edge design, NYCxDESIGN also focuses on sustainability and innovation. Many of the featured projects and installations highlight eco-friendly practices and materials, reflecting the growing importance of sustainable design in the industry.
The exhibit “Upmade in Estonia” at NY Design Week showcased the innovative and sustainable design practices of Estonian designers, highlighting their contributions towards circular economy and digital innovation. 

[Read the Article](https://ninarobertsnyc.substack.com/p/nycs-mercantile-mayhem-sustainable) published in NY City's Mercantile Mayhem.


New York Design Week

This article concentrates on the regulations that have been established in Europe, especially for the building sector. These regulations give power to already existing and emerging deep tech solutions who aim to make the world more sustainable. In addition, the wider public is expecting a faster employment of sustainable and innovative methods to speed up the remediation process. 

[Read the Article](https://www.kredex.ee/et/uudised/noudlikud-regulatsioonid-annavad-hoogu-suvatehnoloogiate-arengule) (in Estonian)

Kredex Article



Hello Tomorrow is a major event in the deep tech ecosystem bringing together over 3000 leaders, scientists, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts to explore the latest advancements in deep technology. 
Myceen was part of the segment “Exploring the future” in 2024, which presented groundbreaking innovations in areas like advanced computing, digital health, robotics, AI, biotech, sustainability, aerospace, and new materials. 

[Read the Article](https://eestielu.goodnews.ee/eesti-iduettevotted-tutvustasid-oma-tooteid-euroopa-suurimal-suvatehnoloogia-messil/) (in Estonian)


Hello Tomorrow Global Summit 

Wevux is an online resource dedicated to documenting and sharing innovative projects and companies focused on sustainable material experimentation. It aims to promote the development and use of new, eco-friendly materials by providing detailed information about various projects and their geographical locations. 
The Materials Design Map is an interactive tool within this database. It allows users to explore and locate projects related to new materials worldwide. The initiative supports the circular economy by encouraging the development of local, sustainable solutions and fostering connections between designers, companies and potential sponsors. 

[Browse sustainable materials here](https://www.materialsdesignmap.com/)

Wevux Material Database

High Ground Cafe in London ordered 26 large panels from Myceen. Not only did they improve the acoustics, but they also elevated the overall design and ambiance of the space, earning daily admiration from their guests.



High Ground Cafe, London

CIBO Today is an online platform dedicated to the world of gastronomy. It covers a wide array of subjects like news, stories and insights about food, restaurants, chefs, and culinary trends. 
Although Myceen’s mushroom material is completely toxin free, we do not recommend you to feast on it other than with your eyes. However, we would love our products to be represented in restaurants all over the world, especially if you need to improve the acoustics in a room. 

[Read the Article](https://www.cibotoday.it/storie/tallinn-myceen-funghi-design-azienda.html)

CIBO Today


The Creative Impact Research Centre Europe (CIRCE) is a European think tank dedicated to enhancing the resilience and innovative capacity of the cultural and creative industries. CIRCE’s mission is to foster a diverse and open cultural and creative economy through Europe-wide, practice-oriented projects and research.
By engaging with policymakers, industry leaders, and creative professionals, CIRCE helps shape a sustainable and vibrant cultural landscape, helping to strengthen the innovative power of the sector. 

[Download Myceen's Final Extensive Report](https://creativeimpact.eu/en/creative-impact-fund/myceen/)


Creative Impact Fund

Material Source is a magazine and online platform dedicated to interior designers and architects. It explores a wide range of materials, products, projects, and insights into the latest trends and innovations in the world of materials.

[Read the Article](https://www.materialsource.co.uk/17-myceen-mycelium-based-materials/)

Material Source

Myco-materials can potentially replace  plastics and problematic composites  while valorizing other industries’ leftovers.

Myceen creates "soft and velvety" lampshades made  from mushroom mycelium

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Mycelium, the natural binder, is the key ingredient for growing our high-performing materials.

First we cultivate mycelium.

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Organic industrial leftovers are valorised in the process.

Then we add leftovers etc.

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Growing: a completely new way of production. Mycelium binds the leftovers into solid, high-performing, **carbon-neutral** material.

In the growth stage we create an enviroment for the mycelium to flourish.

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We nurture your product, meticulously tending to it throughout its growth stages to ensure optimal conditions for its best development.