Workspaces & meeting rooms
Elevate internal environments with refined material details—from boardrooms to business centres.
Boutique retail products
Create new revenue opportunities with design-forward, story-driven goods.
Custom design & brand integration
We can develop bespoke applications, tailored to your brand, spaces, and guest experience.
Applications
Designed for real hospitality environments
Branded promotional items
Extend your brand experience beyond the room with distinctive, material-led objects.
Menu covers & bill presenters
Reinforce brand quality at key moments of service and interaction.
In-room accessories
Elevate everyday guest touchpoints through material, texture, and detail.
Why material choice matters
In hospitality, the smallest details shape perception.
Myco™ enables brands to elevate those moments—through texture, warmth, and material authenticity—while reducing reliance on plastics and synthetic materials
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Guests notice what things are made of
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Materials define perceived quality
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Small details signal brand values
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Sustainability is now visible, not hidden
Built for real-world use
Warm, natural texture
Built for real-world use
Warm, natural texture
Designed to fit your brand
An new class of premium material
Myco™ is a mycelium-based material designed for commercial use in hospitality—combining durability, performance, and a natural, leather-like aesthetic.
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Durable for real-world use
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Plastic-free and circular
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Warm, tactile, natural texture
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Designed to integrate with your brand
From
Mycelium
to
Material
Controlled, traceable production—from growth to finished product.
Grown → Formed → Finished
Fully traceable. Fully controlled.
Where we are now
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Pilot production in Montréal
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Hospitality prototypes completed
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Testing with partners underway
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Initial pilot revenue
Start with a pilot project
We partner with a small number of hospitality groups to introduce Myco™ through focused pilot projects.
These are real, in-environment applications designed to evaluate performance, guest response, and brand alignment.
Pilots typically begin with one or two product categories and a limited deployment in a live setting.